Monitor shuts down

My monitor will turn on fine and be usable for a couple of hours and then it gives me this message: no signal - analog signal out ...sleep... Nothing I do restores the monitor. I have shut the computer down and turned it back on and still get the same message. Ususally I can not get the monitor back up for several hours or until the next day. I have gone into settings > control panel > power manager and clicked everything to never go down but don't know what else to do. Why is it doing this? How can I fix it?

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Berad

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SOURCE: SVA Monitor stuck in Analog Mode or Sleep Mode

Actually it was quite easy. I rebooted my computer in "safe mode" by restarting it and pressing the F8 key. At the start up windows gives you an option to toggle down to "enable VGA mode" and select it. After that, my computer recognized my monitor and it has worked fine ever since!

Posted on Mar 13, 2008

Anonymous

SOURCE: Mac Mini changed screen resolution monitor giving error message..

may be ur monitor is not capable to support such a kind of resolution or may be u need to update the graphics driver. if the problem still persists then visit the mentioned link for a free diagnosis.
http://tinyurl.com/m7ghqz

Posted on Jun 18, 2009

Anonymous

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SOURCE: my SVA Monitor just started

Unfortunately this isn't a solution but a request for one, as my monitor does the same thing. D: Anyone?

Posted on Oct 13, 2011

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