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More info?)
well, i tested it out with another computer monitor and it does the exact
same thing, so it can't be the monitor. well, the thing is, it worked fine
last night, but i had opened my norton antivirus and was curious as to see
what was in the "quarantined" area. i ended up deleting some, i suppose,
"backup" of files previously infected with viruses. next thing you know i
turn off comp for the night and wake up to turn it on and it doesn't
work...could this have attributed to the problem? could i have deleted an
important file?
"BAR" wrote:
> Check all the plugs and power cables. If they are all correctly inserted,
> then either the video card has failed or the monitor has failed.
> To be sure, borrow a mate's monitor and try it out. If their monitor works
> then time to do some shopping.
>
> If their monitor doesn't work, UNPLUG the computer from mains power and
> open up the PC and if you have a plug in Video Card: try pulling it out and
> reinserting it before powering back up. Again if no success then get a new
> AGP card.
>
>
>
> "jennifer l" wrote:
>
> > booting up my computer and then turning on the monitor, there is nothing
> > displaying on my monitor. the power light next to the "on" button on the
> > monitor just keeps blinking. please help me. thanks in advance.
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