Anyone into computers?
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pxoxrxn
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Haven't used a desktop in about 5 years, since windows XP but it may be that you have your GFX card set to projector or you may need to set it to projector. We have the same problems when connective computers to the TV with HDMI. Just need to play with the settings.
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Could be driver issue.
http://communities.intel.com/thread/30935
It's a long & confused thread with multiple users, problems and fixes. One post said installing the monitor driver vs. generic fixed the problem. I'd install the video card's most-recent driver from the manufacturer.
http://communities.intel.com/thread/30935
It's a long & confused thread with multiple users, problems and fixes. One post said installing the monitor driver vs. generic fixed the problem. I'd install the video card's most-recent driver from the manufacturer.
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axus_auto
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What? Nahhh ...
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I believe I did.
I mean I did screw in the 2 screws opposite of eachother as well for 'stability'.
Are you sure the monitor works? Try another monitor or hook it up to another pc to see if it works.
Unplug your monitor and plug it back in and see if the manufacturers logo goes on the screen. The logo should appear, even if it isn't plug into your tower.
Also try updating your g-card drivers.
It is only going to be one of a few things:
1. Bad monitor
2. Drivers
3. Bad cord or not seated correctly
4. Bad g-card
Unplug your monitor and plug it back in and see if the manufacturers logo goes on the screen. The logo should appear, even if it isn't plug into your tower.
Also try updating your g-card drivers.
It is only going to be one of a few things:
1. Bad monitor
2. Drivers
3. Bad cord or not seated correctly
4. Bad g-card
tacopalypse
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Did you try jiggling the cables?
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Sounds like you are "answer shopping" only paying attention and responding to answers you understand and ignoring those you don't. Classic blunder. Talent loses interest and goes elsewhere, and you are left with button pushers and cable jigglers. At some point, someone shows up and says "format and reinstall windows" and because you are desperate, that's what you do.
The fact that you don't understand a suggestion is a pretty good indicator that the person that gave it to you knows more about it than you do. Be a good idea to get out of your comfort zone or pretty soon you'll be seriously considering the "3 foot drop test" as a legitimate course of action.
The fact that you don't understand a suggestion is a pretty good indicator that the person that gave it to you knows more about it than you do. Be a good idea to get out of your comfort zone or pretty soon you'll be seriously considering the "3 foot drop test" as a legitimate course of action.
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jason holder
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What Is jiggling cables?
I Don't understand that which cable you are talking.
I Don't understand that which cable you are talking.
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you need to select dvi on the monitor?
you have put the cable into the dvi card on the back of YOUR computer, know select dvi on the monitor.
some times you need to go into your computer bios and set the graffics card to dvi
your get there in the end ...
my monitor goes blank unless I select dvi or auto
you have put the cable into the dvi card on the back of YOUR computer, know select dvi on the monitor.
some times you need to go into your computer bios and set the graffics card to dvi
your get there in the end ...
my monitor goes blank unless I select dvi or auto
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nice touch, bump a thread from 2012 - reply to a user about cables
and have a home page link for pc cables, subtle - not subtle enough
and dont bump 5 year old threads.