Acer AL1916W 19" LCD Monitor "desktop pc showing signal" Questions

...Probably the settings on the computer graphics card output. You need to selct the external screen. Just to be sure it's not a screen fault, are you able to test it on another PC (desktop, not

...PC" problems. What I can consider it that I just finished doing some recommended Microsoft upgrades which included an Nvid Graphics upgrade. I am almost positive it was this MS upload that caused the ...

...desktop pc to check its functionality. Monitor probably needs replacement.( It might not be burned out for you mentioned "no signal" error message appeared on screen, have the screen menu buttons ...

PC and check before approaching a service center. I hope this will help you out. :) try a flashlight against the screen if u see the desktop its the inverter board sometimes it could be bad capacitors

...Desktop computer:The Monitor receives, graphics or text from the PC (personal computer) and displays it on the screen.of the Monitor.If you see a message on the screen that says * NO SIGNAL * in most ...

...desktop/PC display show anything before the monitor goes into power save mode? If nothing comes up, its possible that you have a loose VGA connection or that your video card/motherboard are defective ...

...pc that DOES NOT have the screen saver set to do a time out when the keyboard is inactive. Whenever you state a problem with a monitor on fixya, please mention the monitor technology you are dealing ...

...fails. Lowering your PC setting then might do the trick. To lower the settings, right click on desktop, properties, settings tab & advance button - Monitor. Hope this be of some help. Good ...

...PC were set too high for the new, smaller flat-screen, so what you'll have to do is hook it back up to another monitor, even an older CRT-style one, and then do the following steps before hooking it ...

...desktop for a couple sec before fading to white then black. Tried different cords same problem. Any Idea thanks! Have you verified that the problem is indeed your monitor and not the video card on ...