How can I chnge the input from TV-Cable to VGA? I

That should work because a/v and vga are analog.

No signal means you have a different input enabled somewhere...like TV/HDMI/VGA ...you are set on some input other than the one you need for your cable. Check the menu settings, if you have a remote, try the input button and try a different setting

where did you hooked up the cable at the tv, what component input did you use like HDMI or VGA port? if your pc has the vga output you will use the vga port input of your tv then select in the source PC to get the signal from pc.

VGA is an interface used between a computer and monitor. You need to go through your main menu and look for 'Input' and change it back to whatever input you normally use, such as 'Cable' or 'Antenna.' Depending on how your remote is designed, you may have a button marked 'Display' which gives you access to input selection.Right now, your set is looking for input from a computer and is expecting to see signal from a 15-position connector which you probably have never used.

Your TV must have a VGA port. Look on the back for the computer hookup. It will be like a trapezoid shape with several holes that the VGA cable from your computer will plug into.
If so, go to the menu and highlight VGA input to operate.

There are several inputs that a monitor can handle depending if it's capable of doing so. For example, just like TV, if you want to watch a DVD, you have to change the input to Video and going back to TV, just choose TV input. The same way for computer monitors. If the monitor supports VGA, DVI, HDMI and others, you have to select the right input depending of the type of Video cable connected from your tower to the monitor. If you it is connected via VGA, choose VGA input. If the cable is HDMI, select HDMI. That will let your monitor switch from one input to the other..

Hope that works for you. -
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-jash

2007 monitor not dead, a rare thing , that.
well RTM the manual shows how to change input ports
from DVI to VGA,
most LCD the OSD menu button does that the manual is free to read,
like this
asus.com, i click search for.:
VW222U https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/LCD%20Monitors/User%20Guide/e3157_vw202-222.pdf


page 15 said
When both the VGA and the DVI cables are connected, you can choose either
VGA mode or DVI mode from the Input Select item of the OSD functions.
and Page 19
clear as day?

Does your computer's video-card have a DVI-output socket?
Does your LCD monitor have a DVI-input socket?
If 'yes' to both, then you need a DVI-to-DVI cable.

Does your computer's video-card have a DVI-output socket?
Does your LCD monitor have a VGA-input socket?
If 'yes' to both, then you need a DVI-to-VGA adapter,
and a VGA-to-VGA cable.

Use this cable to connect a monitor or projector to your PC or Mac via the computer's VGA por

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Dynex%26%23174%3B+-+4'+VGA+Cable/9610876.p?id=1218131282638&skuId=9610876&st=VGA%20CABLE&cp=1&lp=1


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checkl in your menu or settings if you have inout it to VGA signal...have you tried other mintor in your current CPU if it works? you can scan the input of the signal from your menu and it should be VGA input.