Computer Problems
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Animyzo
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1 (cliche) Have you turned the computer itself off and on again?
IF that worked, disable the sleep mode. (control panel, power settings)
2: if #1 didnt work, and you still are not getting any display, Check all connections and make sure everything is plugged in (i know cliche again)
3. If you get a display, try to update all of your drivers. (Windows update usually does the trick.)
3. IF 1,2, or 3 didn't fix the problem, there is a fairly high chance that you have a hardware issue. It could either be a RAM issue (bad sticks) or a bad or glitchy video card.
Pm me if none of these work, I can write up a more detailed diagnostic for you.
IF that worked, disable the sleep mode. (control panel, power settings)
2: if #1 didnt work, and you still are not getting any display, Check all connections and make sure everything is plugged in (i know cliche again)
3. If you get a display, try to update all of your drivers. (Windows update usually does the trick.)
3. IF 1,2, or 3 didn't fix the problem, there is a fairly high chance that you have a hardware issue. It could either be a RAM issue (bad sticks) or a bad or glitchy video card.
Pm me if none of these work, I can write up a more detailed diagnostic for you.
t001xa22
Member
Tim, I might suggest trying to reboot into Safe Mode to be able to use some of Dustin's suggestions.
jttheclockman
Member
Check to see that the key is not stuck on your keyboard. Or unplug the keyboard and do as suggested above. If wireless keyboard take out the external chip that was supplied. (make sure the computer is off).
beck3906
Member
Do you have a second computer that you could connect the monitor to? If so, you can troubleshoot that the monitor itself is working.
You may have a bad video card and it's not sending a signal. Or one of many other problems.
You may have a bad video card and it's not sending a signal. Or one of many other problems.