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Monitor My Sony trinitron monitor will not come out of "power save mode". It is attached to a G4 and OS X. I have restarted both several times.

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  • michael dwyer Mar 25, 2007

    Actually restarted and held down COMMAND OPTION P and R. which zaps the PRAM. The computer did start up in System 9 and the monitor does seem to work. Now i cant seem to get the computer to boot in OS X>

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Are you sure this is a monitor problem? I have a user with a Mac that occasionally has the same symptoms you describe. For me I generally have to shut the computer down and physically unplug the power cord from the computer (not monitor), reattach it and restart. Let us know if that works for you.

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  • Anonymous Mar 25, 2007

    You?ve got a dual-boot; I reformatted my last one over two years ago. I had nothing but problems with them. I would strongly suggest you backup you data before you do anything else with your computer including use it.

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