Question about Northgate -BLK Black 17" CRT 0.24mm (H) x 0.27mm (V) Monitor
My monitor was on, and I was using the computer; I walked away and when I returned, I saw that my screen was black. My first thought was that the power had failed. I checked the power supply and there was no problem. There was no power problem. I turned the power on and off, it made the normal startup sound, and I could log in, from memory, I know the procedure. I checked the connection and power and outside for obvious damage, I cannot find a reason. Another monitor connects to the computer and works successfully.
First of all go for monitor self test. disconnect your monitor cable from the back of ur CPU and turn on ur monitor, if you see some colour(red, blue, green etc) boxes in any shape that means your monitor is fine, make sure colours are not hazy. If this succeeds that check the pins of the monitor connector, make sure pins are not bent or broken. Just Give it a try ... Cheers!!
Posted on Jan 23, 2007
I was also facing this same problem and i got it resolved by doing these tests, what i found was one of the pins on the connector was bent, i fixed it on my own with the great support from Qresolve team. If you want you can also contact them at www.qresolve.com and no#
1-888-977-3765
gud luck .. cheers
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