My pc won't display to my monitor

[full wedge]

I have a cyber power pc and i spilt juice on the top of it earlier hours this morning iv dried it out to the best i could we're i could see no water. i turned it back on as normal my keyboard my mouse pat lights up but my mouse isint responding. I turned my monitor on and it just says No signal DisplayPort can anyone help me with this please

[digital root]

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[full wedge]

I have just ordered a new display port to see if this does anything it comes today but i'll add on to any support once it arrives

[sacred ruin]

I think you require a Time Machine

[past storm]

you should leave it to dry for much longer - like 48 hrs

[full wedge]

do you think it's best wether to take one of the glass of or leave it on?

[digital root]

:tada: Congrats @full wedge, you levelled up to 1! :tada:

[full wedge]

Hahah yeah

also unplug everything from it keyboard mouse pat etc?

[past storm]

yes unplug everything the whole computer

[full wedge]

okay i'll do it now even like the like power source that powers and turns the pc on

sorry im being a pain but do you think i would neeed to take one of side glasses of to help dry?

[past storm]

yeah

[past storm]

that could help too yeah

because of what you've spilt on it though, even after it dries, it may not work

[full wedge]

Alright thank you

[full wedge]

If the mother board was damaged would a pc shop be able to fix it?

[digital root]

:tada: Congrats @full wedge, you levelled up to 2! :tada:

[past storm]

if a part (like the motherboard or GPU) was damaged the fastest (and likely cheapest) way to get it fixed is replacing the part

[full wedge]

Alright thank you