Question about HP 71 17 in.CRT Conventional Monitor
So the screen went dead.
so did you power cycle the PC (is it a desktop?)
then press the BIOS keys to see the VIDEO work now.
if the BIOS is now dead, that is major system problem.
BIOS is first. hit the hot key now.
if the bios works then try F8 as it boots see if safe mode works, my guess is the install is only 1/2 done.
id be all over overheating, fans ,vents, etc, firsts
before id blame any vga card, gee mine has this huge fan on the GPU, too. GFX660, the GPU chips most not over heat too.... ever look inside the old pC
unstated and clean it, ever, or make sure all fans work>./// we cant see inside only you,.
HP 71, CRT, why own this relic?
last guy said it was vintage, (recalls good memories from long ago)?
I can not say why the pc is dead, but it did.
the 71 did not lie to you, i bet.
the old monitor seems oddly enough to be working.
id retire it , CRT can shock you and catch fire.
ever seen the movie, final destination? it's real that.
just one spilled drink and oops.
the CRT is ok, seems so to me. id do tests on it,but...
and half way installed XP , the HDD fails.
why run XP at all, only 1% now in usa, and less every day, the % is falling like a rock due to its zero support now for 3 long years, and a virus magnet.
barrow a monitor.?
the real post here , I bet.
is XP fails to install.
and goes dead, in the process, well gee that is common
the problem is it's lots of causes.
Tell me does booting to KNoppix 7 DVD work or better off a USB stick? work? (live linux try that)
No PC stated,so cant help at all. much.
if knoppix runs good?
then the HDD is bad? or
the XP install disk is bad, is it CD-R or from MS real. (no media stated)
it's one of those 2 things, top caused or.
or PSU bad.
bad memory
or modules inside pC are shorted.
or the PC is overheated for sure Fans packed in lint
dead fans or the heat sink there packed in lint.
that is generic answer, no PC stated by you.
that same Knoopix disk has great disk tester for you HDD.
see it here. smart test is first then hdd tests.
do that first any time and OS will not install.
and win.
http://www.pcdied.com/brick-dead.html#Knoppix
Posted on Jul 29, 2017
no PC stated.
no joy ever.
10000000 posts now like this, and all fail
here ,so go to REAL HP and get yelled at for no pc stated, some will say
"can we see you service tag on you HP PC?"
what pc, what pc,??? repeat.https://h30434.www3.hp.com/
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Your video card either needs the driver for the monitor or it has failed. If you get your video directly from the motherboard without going thru a video card in a slot, then the mother board is at fault and needs to be replaced.
Posted on Jul 29, 2017
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Posted on Jan 02, 2017
SOURCE: Can't see screen to install diver for HP Compaq WF 1907
My friend just purchase this monitor yesterday. When she plugged it in to the back of the tower she received the same prompt u have mentioned. I was able to repair it because she simply did not realize that I had installed a new graphics card into her pc a few months ago. When u do this, you have to hook your monitor into the area where the new graphics card was installed. You can not plug your monitor into the same onboard card that u have previously plugged your monitor into.
Let me know, if by chance, u did install a new graphics card.
Hope this was helpful :)
Posted on Feb 29, 2008
SOURCE: Monitor going to sleep at startup
try changing the video card of your computer..
Posted on Aug 27, 2008
SOURCE: HP L1706 LCD Monitor - 'No Signal' Problem
Try to replace your memory.
Posted on Feb 24, 2009
SOURCE: blank HP w1907
If the power light does not turn color and stay's green on startup, it is not a power problem. It is most likely the inverter. If the unit is in warranty, send it out ASAP. Contact HP customer care by email and have the issue logged in.
If in warranty, they will send you a box by FedX second day and have repaired.
This is a 19" monitor and will not be worth paying for repairs if not in warranty.
Posted on Sep 03, 2009
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SOURCE: monitor starts then goes off, no signal
I would check the LCD against another monitor. It does not have to be a LCD, a regular monitor will do.
This will tell you 2 things, 1. The Video card is good or bad, 2. The Cable is sendinf a good signal.
If when you startup the monitor, you see a display and then after a few seconds it display's a no signal message, this is consistant with a Bad cable or cable ends. or Bad VGA card from computer.
Hope this helps. Good luck..
P.S. If you have move the PC, you may want to open the unit, and re-seat the Card. If the card is not making a solid connect on the board, it will display these syptoms.
Posted on Sep 12, 2009
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