After a PC was moved to another office, its fans spin when switched on but nothing appears on screen and it does not start. Which step is the most likely quick fix?
Après le déménagement d'un PC dans un autre bureau, ses ventilateurs tournent à l'allumage mais rien n'apparaît à l'écran et il ne démarre pas. Quelle étape est la solution rapide la plus probable ?
Answers
AReinstall Windows from the recovery partitionRéinstaller Windows depuis la partition de récupération
BReplace the monitor with a larger oneRemplacer l'écran par un plus grand
CUpdate the antivirus definitionsMettre à jour les définitions antivirus
DReseat the memory modules and expansion cardsRemettre en place les barrettes mémoire et les cartes d'extension
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