Monitor problem.

[nobody12]

So i was having problems with my monitor since a week and so my pc was completely shut down in the time period.
Then i got a new monitor yesterday and normally started playing on my pc. I was normally playing this morning and we had a power cut. My pc was running in generator and i didnt knew. Then i shut it down after half an hour.
When i was trying to open it now. The screen stucked on loading and then i closed it and re opened again so the monitor just had an orange led on and cpu's lights were on too. Monitor isnt showing anything.
I need solutions please.

[Indognito]

That's when it's time to get a new computer. Judging by the indications you've given (which isn't much) it might need a new central processing unit and 2 other things might need replacing since you might have broken it by shutting it off and then back on too fast.

[King_Ester]

That's when it's time to get a new computer. Judging by the indications you've given (which isn't much) it might need a new central processing unit and 2 other things might need replacing since you might have broken it by shutting it off and then back on too fast.

how tf can a computer break by turning it off and back on
i did that shit with my pc all the time and one time too much power came through (during a power outage around when it came back on) and it wasnt plugged into a surge protector, that didnt break it

[Indognito]

That's when it's time to get a new computer. Judging by the indications you've given (which isn't much) it might need a new central processing unit and 2 other things might need replacing since you might have broken it by shutting it off and then back on too fast.

how tf can a computer break by turning it off and back on
i did that shit with my pc all the time and one time too much power came through (during a power outage around when it came back on) and it wasnt plugged into a surge protector, that didnt break it

Forcibly shutting off and on a computer breaks it after awhile the first thing it does it screw up the central processing unit then overworks the motherboard. Ether your computer was made before the early 2000s or you're over exaggerating to prove a point that isn't entirely true.

[King_Ester]

That's when it's time to get a new computer. Judging by the indications you've given (which isn't much) it might need a new central processing unit and 2 other things might need replacing since you might have broken it by shutting it off and then back on too fast.

how tf can a computer break by turning it off and back on
i did that shit with my pc all the time and one time too much power came through (during a power outage around when it came back on) and it wasnt plugged into a surge protector, that didnt break it

Forcibly shutting off and on a computer breaks it after awhile the first thing it does it screw up the central processing unit then overworks the motherboard. Ether your computer was made before the early 2000s or you're over exaggerating to prove a point that isn't entirely true.

but who uses a computer from the late 90's in 2017? lmao

[King_Ester]

That's when it's time to get a new computer. Judging by the indications you've given (which isn't much) it might need a new central processing unit and 2 other things might need replacing since you might have broken it by shutting it off and then back on too fast.

how tf can a computer break by turning it off and back on
i did that shit with my pc all the time and one time too much power came through (during a power outage around when it came back on) and it wasnt plugged into a surge protector, that didnt break it

Forcibly shutting off and on a computer breaks it after awhile the first thing it does it screw up the central processing unit then overworks the motherboard. Ether your computer was made before the early 2000s or you're over exaggerating to prove a point that isn't entirely true.

also please say cpu, idk why its bothering me so much lmao

[nobody12]

It was a cable issue. Gor a new one and my pc is now perfectly alright. Thanks guys.

[Indognito]

how tf can a computer break by turning it off and back on
i did that shit with my pc all the time and one time too much power came through (during a power outage around when it came back on) and it wasnt plugged into a surge protector, that didnt break it

Forcibly shutting off and on a computer breaks it after awhile the first thing it does it screw up the central processing unit then overworks the motherboard. Ether your computer was made before the early 2000s or you're over exaggerating to prove a point that isn't entirely true.

also please say cpu, idk why its bothering me so much lmao

Rofl that's funny. I can't answer that ether. But autocorrekt was changing CPU to HBO,BBQ and a bunch of abbreviations in which made no sense and I grew tired of fighting with it. Lol

[King_Ester]

Forcibly shutting off and on a computer breaks it after awhile the first thing it does it screw up the central processing unit then overworks the motherboard. Ether your computer was made before the early 2000s or you're over exaggerating to prove a point that isn't entirely true.

also please say cpu, idk why its bothering me so much lmao

Rofl that's funny. I can't answer that ether. But autocorrekt was changing CPU to HBO,BBQ and a bunch of abbreviations in which made no sense and I grew tired of fighting with it. Lol

if you're using autocorrect, it would correct "autocorrekt" to "autorcorrect"

[Indognito]

also please say cpu, idk why its bothering me so much lmao

Rofl that's funny. I can't answer that ether. But autocorrekt was changing CPU to HBO,BBQ and a bunch of abbreviations in which made no sense and I grew tired of fighting with it. Lol

if you're using autocorrect, it would correct "autocorrekt" to "autorcorrect"

Not really it will change even words that are correct like the word change it tries to put "Chang" and so on. Unless you type it down 5-7 times it will keep changing it to what it found as "correct" I've been dealing with it for years and even on other people's phones it pulls the same stuff.