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If you aim to replace just the motherboard, I don’t think removing the hard drive from the case should be neccessary. The point of removing SATA cable from the motherboard still stands.
Generally a good article for a beginner. Very thorough. I personally do not remove the hard drives or cpu fans as it makes it both faster and easier to hold. Disconnect all the cables and graphics card then unscrew the motherboard screws and you are good to go!
such great info thanks for sharing with us.great blog
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Hi, first thing I would check is video output default settings, so if you have the monitor connected to a dedicated/discreet graphics card try connecting the video cable to the mobo integrated one or viceversa. Otherwise, the fix could be as simple as replacing the BIOS battery (if the motherboard you are using as replacement is an old one) but could also be a hardware failure/compatibility issue, or a missing power cable (do you hear any beep during power-on self-test?), knowing the PC specs would help identify the problem.
Simone -