No Signal means the Monitor is not receiving a connection or communicating with the Video Card. If you placed a Video Card in one of the slots make sure it is pushed in all the way. Your video card is not in correctly or it is faulty.
If you can boot to the Bios or System Setup make sure you have things enabled such as the pci slots, usb ports, the hard drive on Auto so it can configure itself, etc. There might also be a video setting that you need to tweak.
SOURCE: Connecting an IDE HDD to a SATA port using an IDE to SATA converter
Not complete product...need to buy additional adapter for IDE to SATA power source.
IDE drive will have to have the power source hooked up as well as the adaptor hooked up.
Installing the adaptor only will not work. Your computer should have the 4 pin plug for the power to the IDE drive, other wise you will have to buy another adaptor.
SOURCE: Asus motherboard M2N-E will not power up
It could be a memory card too. I would start by pulling the memory cards and see what happens.
Is there a connection on the motherboard for your hard drive?
SOURCE: Asus motherboard cannot detect Seagate SATA drive
Does your internal speaker beeps or stops telling you there is no hd detection?
Try to put another hd.
If you are using Windows reinstall it.
Does the red light blinks
CHECK out the power chord to hd and all power connections from psu
SOURCE: PC shuts down on Asus P5sd2-vm with LG DVD Rw (GH22NS30)
If you are sure that it works with other DVD drives, then I cannot help.
But if a system shuts down suddenly, the first thing I would check would be the CPU temp. At around 97 degrees, Intel processors shutdown to protect from excessive heat. Go into the setup (some call it BIOS) and check cpu temp.
If that's not the problem, then you should consider things like drivers problems, virus infection, broken hardware, compatibility issues. Try to search technet site at microsoft for a similar problem.
Good Luck!
Tareef Attar, MCSE, CISSP, CISA
SOURCE: ASUS P5S800-VM Motherboard configuration
Serial ATA drives are pretty much plug and play. You just need to install them and set them up as a primary drive in your bios settings. The IDE devices can be connected on the same ribbon cable but need to have jumpers set on the back to determine which device is primary or slave. If the IDE devices are on different ribbon cables then most likely the hard drive jumper setting should be set to master or master (single drive). The CD-ROM drive jumper on master. BIOS should detect all drives You also need to assign the boot order in BIOS. CD-ROM should be the first boot device to load and install the new OS onto the primary hard drive.
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