HP Compaq Presario SR2011WM PC Desktop "input signal monitor" Questions

...input signal The monitor is telling you that it does not see the computer. First, remove the monitor cable from the back of the computer, check for bent pins on the connector and replug in the ...

...Input: No Signal and goes to sleep When I turn the monitor on, it says VGA Input: No Signal, and goes to sleep. I heard from an employee at a computer store that it could be the video card. I opened ...

...monitor doesn't work, then the problem is the VGA card. Hope this helps. Does it display on your monitor "No Input Signal"? If so it could very well be your motherboard. Same thing happened to me.

...Signal Input, then goes right to sleep. Plug the monitor into laptop, works fine. Plug it into desktop, goes right to sleep. I have disengaged the fan for the intergrated graphic card, pulled the ...

...input signal is out of range please change to recomended settings (1680 by 1050). So far i have checked the wire conecting the moniter to the computer and tried the auto button on the moniter. But ...

...signal input check video cable. Video cables checked and are good. If you are so sure that cable is good and plugged in properly in both the end ( ie monitor as well as cabinet) and teh computer is ...

...input and the power is on, the fan is still running. Bad Power Supply. Weak voltage power rail. Has enough power to light LED lights, and maybe spin fans, but not enough to turn the Processor on. 1) ...

...signal from the computer. First thing to check is the monitor cable. Substitute with a known to be good one; or use the monitor, and monitor cable on a Known to be working computer. Next logically ...

...signal input ton montitor When I turn on computer monitor says "no signal input". I have tried turning it on and off - have reconnected all connectors on tower, but still no signal. Try a different ...

signal"; how to set up? Michael, I have both ASUS and LG monitors with multiple input choices. On both, when the monitor is turned on, it remembers the last input source. Both monitors (and presumably