Questions & Answers for: acer monitor flashing orange plug

DVI. A week ago, a connected them (as usual) an the monitor didn?t respond. It is just black, and if I turn it off and on the ?no signal? sign appears. The monitor is working nicely via the VGA input

Acer AL2002W Monitor We have 3cords-ac power cable, VGA cable to Computer, and DVI to computer. However, there is no place to fit the DVI cable in the back of the computer. Monitor was working fine ...

...plug the VGA end of the cable into the monitor. If the monitor has a DVI input then you should be using a DVI to DVI cable to hook it up. Once you have the cable plugged in you'll need to enable dual ...

...takes that sort of input, then all you need is that cable. If the IBM projector has a VGA input, then you'll need an adaptor from DVI to VGA. (VGA input is standard monitor looking

...DVI-D connection to Viewsonic VP2130b monitor. Screen remains blank. Message "DVI-D no signal." Any suggestions? Am I correct in understanding that your MacBook is operating properly, but when ...

...DVI to ADC Adapter Do you have the black unibody Macbook Pro that was just released, or the silver model? Since the display is DVI, it will directly hook up to the silver model. If you have the new ...

...dvi to vga depending on your monitor. You also need a cable to get the sound to the tv from the macbook (from headphone output specifically) Also Watch this video its a Tutorial to How Connect a LCD ...

...monitor gateway VX720 You'll need a mini DVI to VGA adapter. The adapter I currently use was purchased at Best Buy for under $20. You might also try Ebay. I definitely recommend this as it is an ...

...with a DVI (Digital Visual Interface) port. Attach the DVI to VGA adapter to the VGA connector of the external monitor. depending on the external monitor/projector, you may need different

...monitor won't start up. there is a blue flashing light instead of a solid blue light try pulling out the power plug to the monitor and then plug back in and turn on monitor. I am assuming you plugged ...