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Hello guys.I have a problem with my pc.It actually works good but after about 4-5 days when i restart it he won't boot up and shows me message on the monitor no video input check for cables.Then i have to shut it down and when i boot up pc works normaly for 4-5 days and again same problem.Do anyone know why is this happening?Also my aura sync software wont work properly afrer 4-5 days and thats the reasone why i restart pc.

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Intermittent "No video input" after several days of uptime plus Aura Sync failing on the same cadence points to two likely buckets: a software/driver or OS power-state problem that only appears after long runtime, or a hardware/firmware fault that develops as components heat or resources leak. Building on ’s note about needing full system details and ’s monitoring suggestion, a focused, safe checklist helps isolate which bucket it is.

  1. Software isolation (fast, non-destructive): run a clean boot or Safe Mode for a few days with Aura Sync and other ASUS utilities removed or disabled to see if the problem reproduces. Use a driver-clean tool (run from Safe Mode) to fully remove GPU drivers and reinstall a stable WHQL driver. Disable Windows Fast Startup and any BIOS "fast boot" option to force full hardware reinitialization on restart.

  2. Logs and monitoring: enable “Show kernel debug/blue-screen info” and inspect Windows Event Viewer for GPU/driver errors (display driver crashes, TDRs) that occur right before the no-signal event. Run long-term sensors (HWInfo/GPU-Z) to log GPU, VRM, and CPU temps and voltages over days; look for gradual rises or sudden drops before failure.

  3. Hardware checks (safe, stepwise): visually inspect motherboard/GPU for bulging caps or dust, reseat the GPU and all PCIe power cables, try a different display cable/port and monitor, and—if possible—test using integrated graphics or a different GPU. A weak or failing PSU often causes intermittent post-restart video loss; swapping to a known-good PSU is a definitive test.

  4. Minimal test and escalation: run the system with minimal components (one RAM stick, no extras) for several days. If the fault persists after software isolation, this strongly implicates hardware (GPU/PSU/motherboard). Follow ESD precautions and ensure data is backed up before component swaps.

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Let's split the issues into two.

  1. Aurasync. Back to where you report issues. Example:
  2. Your PC issue. I can't find any PC details so it's not a good idea to share ideas on how to fix something without knowing what this PC is along with longer stories about the hardware setup etc.
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Difficult to diagnose without more information, but I would start with checking for Video Driver Updates and monitoring temperatures. Lasso is a good program if you need to monitor processes or programs for memory usage which could also be causing a problem.

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