- Mar 10, 2017
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No signal on my monitors. All of my drivers are completely up to date. This started shortly after I dual booted Ubuntu 16.04 alongside my original Windows 10 OS and added a second monitor. I very may well have incorrectly installed Ubuntu because it worked for a while (about a week I'd say) but then Ubuntu stopped loading properly (nonstop loading after selecting Ubuntu from GRUB menu).
I was fairly certain the issue was the fan, because it was not spinning, but I wasn't sure so I took it into a repair shop and they replaced the fan and the cooling system (which was very old and shitty). After I got it back I plugged it in, and only one monitor had a signal. Ok. Ubuntu wasn't working still so I logged into Windows and both screens started working. Cool! So I restarted my computer to load into Ubuntu and now both are showing no signal.
Monitor 1 is an LG 29UB65 and monitor 2 (new monitor) is an Acer K202HQL. I have a GeForce GTX 650. Both monitors are plugged into the graphics card. The LG is plugged in with a DVI-D IN and an HDMI cable, as well as a DC-IN. The Acer is plugged in with a VGA IN.
Does anyone have any idea what the problem could be?
I was fairly certain the issue was the fan, because it was not spinning, but I wasn't sure so I took it into a repair shop and they replaced the fan and the cooling system (which was very old and shitty). After I got it back I plugged it in, and only one monitor had a signal. Ok. Ubuntu wasn't working still so I logged into Windows and both screens started working. Cool! So I restarted my computer to load into Ubuntu and now both are showing no signal.
Monitor 1 is an LG 29UB65 and monitor 2 (new monitor) is an Acer K202HQL. I have a GeForce GTX 650. Both monitors are plugged into the graphics card. The LG is plugged in with a DVI-D IN and an HDMI cable, as well as a DC-IN. The Acer is plugged in with a VGA IN.
Does anyone have any idea what the problem could be?
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