Initial setup, not activating
Initial setup, not activating
That means you’re not familiar with modern technology. It’s a phrase used when someone is confused about something tech-related. You can change it by using simpler words or explaining it in your own way.
You're all set. Everyone began at the same point. On the screen, there are buttons—one for the back input. Press that one. If you let me know the monitor model, I can find out which button to press.
Is your motherboard equipped with a Display port input? If yes, avoid connecting it directly to there—use the graphics card instead.
You didn't power up the PC, you merely activated the PSU. This unit supplies backup electricity to the motherboard, typically indicated by the RGB lights turning on in standby mode. Unless you're claiming you physically connected the power pins on your motherboard with a flathead to attempt starting the system without a case, that's not how it works.
My main guideline is simple. Don’t hesitate to check the manual. It’s not a sign of weakness, but a purposeful design. Page 10 explains the side buttons—press the top one to open the active port.
Check if the machine is connected and powered on. You might need to press some pins with a screwdriver to activate it.