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No display/Unable to power on

(First check whether the adapter or other power cables are faulty or have poor contact.)

一、No backlight, no display:1.Is the PC power switch turned on?

Reason:The customer is unaware of the PC power switch.

Solution:Press the PC power button to turn on the computer.

2.Power supply is normal, PC power button light does not illuminate, motherboard red light.

Reason:
Motherboard defect.

Solution:Replace the motherboard.

3.Store data.

Reason:Motherboard storage capacity is full

Solution:Battery discharge (remove the battery for about 5 seconds, then reinsert it)

4.RAM Installation (Computer)

Reason:Memory module loose connection, loosened due to transportation vibration

Solution:Heavy-duty truck memory module

5.RAM slot (computer)

Reason:Slot contact issue


Soluton:If there are dual card slots, you can switch to another slot.

6.High-voltage busbar

Reason:High-voltage busbar

Solution:Replacement

7.Backlight cable

Reason:Poor backlighting

Solution:Replacement

8.LCD screen

Reason:LCD Screen Fault

Solution:Replacement

二、Backlight present, no display:The external monitor is displaying.

Reason:The BIOS resolution is incorrect.
Poor contact in the LCD screen cable

Solution:Flash the BIOS
Unplug the display cable. If that doesn’t work, replace the display cable. Replace the display cable.

三、Black screen after entering the system:Brightness Settings Issue

Reason:Set brightness to minimum

Solution:Increase the brightness on the external monitor.

四、Setup Issues:Whether BIOS and motherboard jumper settings are configured for power-on boot

Reason:Setting both power-on methods simultaneously will prevent the device from booting up.

Solution:Disable a power-on startup configuration method

五、After running for a period of time, a black screen restart can restore it:System

Reason:System error

Solution:Reinstall the operating system

六、Touch display:Is the keypad switch turned off?

Solution:Press the POWER button on the keypad.

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