Server Booting But No Monitor or Network connection to access ssh

If you connect a monitor and try booting, do you see anything on the screen, e.g. bios boot messages?
Do you see anything that confirms that the system is really starting, e.g. disk activity or network traffic indicators?
As an attempt to confirm that the system is correctly running: Can you try logging in "blind" with username and password and issue the command "sudo poweroff". Does that shut down the system?

Nope nothing comes up on screen on boot. Just a black screen.
I've tried logging in blind but keyboard and mouse are inoperable also.
 Hdd is spinning fine, just no idea to why both systems that are totally
different are having the same issues.

On Friday, 16 January 2015, Manfred Hampl <
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> Your question #260771 on Ubuntu changed:
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> Manfred Hampl requested more information:
> If you connect a monitor and try booting, do you see anything on the
> screen, e.g. bios boot messages?
> Do you see anything that confirms that the system is really starting, e.g.
> disk activity or network traffic indicators?
> As an attempt to confirm that the system is correctly running: Can you try
> logging in "blind" with username and password and issue the command "sudo
> poweroff". Does that shut down the system?
>
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Are you sure that your display hardware (monitor, cables, ...) is ok? I would expect that at least the BIOS boot messages should be shown.

It always used to show the "Packard bell" bios boot up image, now it's just
a black screen.
 As far as I know it's fine, but I've tried a graphics card in both
machines as well as the internal one and they still don't respond, also
have tried an alternative VGA cable but still nothing comes up on screen.
 This Packard Bell had only been running for 2 days before this incident.

(My previous server was HP that had been running for 11months and this same
problem occurd to that one on the 9th of December.)

On Sunday, 18 January 2015, Manfred Hampl <
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> Your question #260771 on Ubuntu changed:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/260771
>
> Status: Open => Needs information
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> Manfred Hampl requested more information:
> Are you sure that your display hardware (monitor, cables, ...) is ok? I
> would expect that at least the BIOS boot messages should be shown.
>
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If there was a Packard Bell logo visible earlier and it isn't any more, then your problem seems not to be related to the operating system, but to either hardware or BIOS.