
- Connect the HDMI to the monitor, Power on and verify that the system boots up.
- If no video is displayed on monitor.
- Verify that the VGA/HDMI cable is working. Try another VGA/HDMI cable.
- If available, try another monitor to check possible compatibility issues.
- If still no video,
- Remove the power plug from the unit.
- Open the back panel of the unit and check if RAM is properly installed in the system.
- If RAM is properly installed,
- Follow the steps to reset BIOS.
- After BIOS reset, power on the device and verify it displays video and boots correctly.
- If the system boots correctly, this indicates BIOS reset was required to resolve the issue.
- If there is still no video
- Follow the RAM troubleshooting instructions here
- After RAM troubleshooting, power on the device and verify it displays video and boots correctly
- If the system boots correctly, this indicates replacing faulty RAM was required to resolve the issue
- If there is still no video
- Remove the SSD/HDD and verify the system boots up to the BIOS menu.
- If the system boots correctly, this indicates faulty SSD/HDD that should be replaced.
If there is still no video, Please create a ticket at our Support Portal
