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computer runs but monitor is blank
- Thread starter corporal-Canada
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OK - care to elaborate? 
any progress?
do you still need help?
have you tried anything new since Wednesday when you last offered extra info?
any progress?
do you still need help?
have you tried anything new since Wednesday when you last offered extra info?
no progress, and yes i need help... everything in my 20 years of computer knowledge tells me this should run... but monitor stays blankOK - care to elaborate?
any progress?
do you still need help?
have you tried anything new since Wednesday when you last offered extra info?
Not sure why but no one has asked for the brand and model name or number of the problem screen.
It may also shed some light on this if you post all of the specs of the PC that you tried the screen on and it worked.
Not all older monitors are compatible with modern hardware and those that will work often require legacy ( none plug n play display drivers ).
Where does it say all 3 monitors ?
Also missing from your reply is;
There is a distinct lack of the requested information
monifor brands and model #'s ?Where does it say all 3 monitors ?
Also missing from your reply is;
There is a distinct lack of the requested information
corporal-Canada,
Best thing that you can do is take the (single) problem screen to a local tech and have it checked.
This thread is now closed and helpers freed up to help those a bit more willing to help themselves.
Best thing that you can do is take the (single) problem screen to a local tech and have it checked.
This thread is now closed and helpers freed up to help those a bit more willing to help themselves.
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