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TV signal lost

Hi everyone. Last night, after a reboot I lost the signal on my TV. I've tried the following solutions: - Replace the cable from the TV output. Nothing happened. - Re-install nVIDIA drivers. Nothing happened. - Uninstall drivers, remove card from slot and put it back again; install drivers. Nothing happened. - Remove RCA cable and use a S-Video one instead. Nothing happened. I realize it's not a Windows problem, 'cause before I was able to watch all boot screens and WinXP loading logo on both Monitor and TV. Now all I see on my TV is blue (no signal). What can I do?? Help me please.

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Have you had a look at the cords? Is there any damage to the hardware itself? Maybe there is something else wrong. Tried running virus scans? I know it's a long shot but it's amazing at what viruses do to your machine.

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