MSI PRO Z790-A Wifi No Display and Keyboard working

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arevalogonzalez0159102de

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I recently bought this motherboard for my first PC build and my PC powers on fine. The only real issue is that my keyboard seems to not work, and I am getting no display. The motherboard has none of the LEDs glowing, I have checked for broken pins and there are none. Also, I made sure to plug in my display port into my GPU instead of my motherboard. I have reseated my CPU, checked each of the ram slots and have tried just using 1 stick instead of 2, cleared the CMOS and I still seem to have the same issue. I don't really know much about computers, so I haven't touched the bios at all. I don't know whether or not the problem is that I need to update my bios.

My specs
MB: MSI PRO Z790-A Wifi
GPU: Gigabyte Eagle OC GeForce RTX 4070 ti 12 GB
CPU: Intel Core i7-13700K
RAM: G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB F5-6400J3239G16GX2-TZ5RK 2x16GB stick 6400 Mhz

Any Suggestions ????
 
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arevalogonzalez0159102de said:
I recently bought this motherboard for my first PC build and my PC powers on fine. The only real issue is that my keyboard seems to not work, and I am getting no display. The motherboard has none of the LEDs glowing, I have checked for broken pins and there are none. Also, I made sure to plug in my display port into my GPU instead of my motherboard. I have reseated my CPU, checked each of the ram slots and have tried just using 1 stick instead of 2, cleared the CMOS and I still seem to have the same issue. I don't really know much about computers, so I haven't touched the bios at all. I don't know whether or not the problem is that I need to update my bios.

My specs
MB: MSI PRO Z790-A Wifi
GPU: Gigabyte Eagle OC GeForce RTX 4070 ti 12 GB
CPU: Intel Core i7-13700K
RAM: G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB F5-6400J3239G16GX2-TZ5RK 2x16GB stick 6400 Mhz

Any Suggestions ????
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Since your Intel Core i7-13700K has integrated graphics, try removing your GPU and using either the HDMI, or Display Port from the motherboard to see if you can get an image on your display.
 
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