LG Flatron L2010P monitor. Says no input signal with the monitor plugged into the PC. I know the cable and PC are good as they work with my other monitor. Thanks for any help!!

If I'm just using the regular DSub connector would that be analog? If I'm just using the regular DSub connector would that be analog?

Yes. That's the regular VGA input, usually colored blue.. DVI is a larger rectangular connector that's usually white. Yes. That's the regular VGA input, usually colored blue.. DVI is a larger rectangular connector that's usually white.

Thanks for your help PA Guy. I've tried all 3 different signal input options. I just got the monitor used and think it has issues. Sometimes when its not plugged into a pc when I turn it on the light just blinks green with nothing on the screen and after being left on for a long time it will finally stay solid green and the no input signal will come on. Also is the no input signal supposed to blink? Thats what mines doing. I'm also plugging in to a Mac and the drivers are not installed, would either of those make a difference? Thanks again to PA Guy for the quick reply, I only posted this like 10mins ago!! Thanks for your help PA Guy. I've tried all 3 different signal input options. I just got the monitor used and think it has issues. Sometimes when its not plugged into a pc when I turn it on the light just blinks green with nothing on the screen and after being left on for a long time it will finally stay solid green and the no input signal will come on. Also is the no input signal supposed to blink? Thats what mines doing. I'm also plugging in to a Mac and the drivers are not installed, would either of those make a difference? Thanks again to PA Guy for the quick reply, I only posted this like 10mins ago!!

No drivers are needed for the basic video resolutions. At the very least, if it's working at all, the monitor should display POST information (which is plain text) when the computer starts up. From what you've said it sounds like you bought someone else's troubles. If you can, take it back to whoever sold it to you and get your money back. No drivers are needed for the basic video resolutions. At the very least, if it's working at all, the monitor should display POST information (which is plain text) when the computer starts up. From what you've said it sounds like you bought someone else's troubles. If you can, take it back to whoever sold it to you and get your money back.

The video card thats in it works fine with the other monitor though?? The video card thats in it works fine with the other monitor though??