I was working with two of my computers and I accidentally swapped

what does the screen say when you try to boot up??

it doesn't no video goes through

>>922176
Look up the beep codes for your machine. You did switch the hard drives back to the correct systems right?

I'll do that thanks

It Could also be a losely attached and/or failing RAM module...

there's a couple of Youtube videos that cover the basics of this problem:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i0mKux2T2DU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4e73dtkGxiY

first thing of course, is to isolate the problem. so remove the HDD of the dead computer, and try to boot. remove the cards one by one. remove memory. if still no video, then it's gets complicated.

>>922176
Unplug things and plug them back in.

Try Linux if you inteligent enaugh it will fix all your computer problem. If you IT waste, stick to windows and repead after me " Im pro i have win 10 best system ever "

>>922229

i very much doubt OP is intelligent enough to install Linux on a dead computer.

>>922222

quints checked

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Video

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Motherboard

>>922243
>>922244
Thanks anon. Got moar?
I could use 'em.

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ATA drives

The rest aren't relevant to OP

>>922245
never mind, carry on.

>>922247
>The rest aren't relevant to OP
IDGAF if relevant to OP, i need them. Or at least a sauce.

>>922250
http://www.fonerbooks.com/pcrepair.htm