Windows 7: Got no output from my motherboard at all, please help

Hello,



A few weeks ago my usb-ports and internet port stopped working suddenly, i solved this by using a usbhub connect to the front usb ports and i had to reinstall my internetport driver each time i started my pc.

Now since yesterday it became worse, now all the ports of my motherboard seem to stopped working, my front usbports are also down and even worse .. my dvi ports also stopped working so i can't even login to my pc anymore.

I tried resetting cmos by unplugging powercord and removing the battery ... but still nothing works ,i also tried resetting with the jumpers but also that didn't work Thx to this i'm in real bad situation as i need my files for school on this PC.

I would be so happy if my problem could be solved here.

thanks in advance,

Dont' know if this is hardware failure or not.

From an elevated command prompt type:

sfc /scannow

thx for reply but i can't even login to windows, i get no screen at all, my mobo seems not to connect to my screen :s

any ideas?

This sounds like PSU or Motherboard failure. Please fill out your system specifications please, from the left bottom corner of your posts or from User Control Panel. This will help us help you greatly.

Do you have any lights on the mobo?

here are my specs:

mobo: Asrock X58 deluxe
GPU: XFX GTX285 Black Edition
CPU: Intel core i7 920
PSU: Fatality 550W
RAM: 6GB ddr3 by Geil

lights you mean like a fancy soutbridge with lights are something?

I don't have anything like that, the light of my ethernet port work though

Do you think you have a power surge?
By lights, I just wanted to make sure the board is getting power from psu.
So, if the drive isn't spinning, no monitor activity, I would suspect a bad mobo. And you're not getting diagnostic beeps, correct? You could try another psu.

what is a power surge?

my drives and hdd are running i can hear that, also all my fans are working. i don't get beeps but i don't have a speaker on my mobo, but standard it makes noises also right?

In that case, I'd suggest removing one card, test, replace card and remove another. Also for memory. A shorted card can also wreak havoc.