My computer starts but no display

Yesterday my computer was working fine but when I tried to start my computer today I wasn't getting any display I tried it three , four time still the same . My computer start , fan working everything is fine but I can't get any display , I tried to clear CMOS still was the same I removed my video card and then inserted it again I started my computer it was working fine but when I restarted my PC again same problem I display shows nothing? I don't know whts the problem here because this is the first time I m getting this problem, soo can you please help me to solve it...

Here it is

Manufacture : ASRock
Model : G31M-S.
Processor : Inter(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU E7500 @2.93 Ghz
Memory(RAM): 3.00 GB
Core Speed : 2926.10 MHz or 2926.26 MHz
Chipset : Intel P35/G33/G31

Graphic card: Nvidia GeForce 610

Check your monitor power supply,i.e. all leads to and from it.Does your monitor have a "power on" light? The monitor should have an ON/OFF switch somewhere on the panelling.If that doesn't work,then if possible beg,borrow or steal aknown working one and substitute it.

maxie said:

Have you tried the On-Board Graphics ? ...

No I didn't tried the on board graphic?

joeandmarg0 said:

Check your monitor power supply,i.e. all leads to and from it.Does your monitor have a "power on" light? The monitor should have an ON/OFF switch somewhere on the panelling.If that doesn't work,then if possible beg,borrow or steal aknown working one and substitute it.

It didn't work and I don't think it's my monitor problem and why should I stea a monitor, can't you send me your monitor 👍

Baloch said:

joeandmarg0 said:

Check your monitor power supply,i.e. all leads to and from it.Does your monitor have a "power on" light? The monitor should have an ON/OFF switch somewhere on the panelling.If that doesn't work,then if possible beg,borrow or steal aknown working one and substitute it.

It didn't work and I don't think it's my monitor problem and why should I stea a monitor, can't you send me your monitor 👍

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My suggestion is to try your monitor on another computer system. It's probably easier than buying another, although, you might try the monitor from another system on yours.

You say "I don't think it's my monitor".A thought may be useful whilst a fact is indispensable.Why do you refuse to take the necessary steps to prove the serviceability or otherwise of your monitor? Troubleshooting a problem requires a series of logical steps,eliminating an item at a time.There is no instant fix.If you can't be bothered then forget it.
By the way,the "beg,borrow etc." is merely an old fashioned humorous way of saying "Get off your bum and do something."