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No Signal Message On Monitor And PC Gets Restart?

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"no input" means that there is no signal from computer or the monitor cable is unplugged. When you first turn on monitor it usually does a self test and then looks for signal. Not connected to PC will give a no signal. If it is connected but PC is off (not unplugged) then it should go into standby as you vid card will be sending a standby signal to any monitor connected. Sometimes the Plug and Play monitors need to register before it will recognize a standby signal from PC, so plug it up and boot up PC. Then shutdown normally, your monitor should go into standby when the PC shuts down.

The no signal can either be "no signal" or a signal that is out of range. Check first by connecting the monitor to a known good video output (ie another computer). If that works, then the problem is with the source and not the monitor. Sometimes the source computer has its resolution set too high and the monitor will not be able to process that resolution. The no signal message will occur then as well.

Dan

Make sure the pins on the video cable are not bent or damaged.

Make sure there are no extension cables or switch boxes attached to the monitor.

Verify that you have the proper drivers installed for the video card.

Verify the problem at all possible resolutions and refresh rates.

Make sure the refresh rate does not exceed maximum value for any resolution.

Test the monitor on a different computer.

Contrast is recommended to be set at a higher range while the brightness should be set at middle range. This helps to increase the text clarity while reducing the bright background.

If your monitor is equipped with moire control, adjusting this may improve the clarity of the text. Moire is a wavy distortion pattern caused by interference between the dot pitch of the CRT and the picture signal. The pattern may vary depending on the screen amplitude, contrast, brightness, and other characteristics of the input signal.

Monitor's performance may be affected by the Earth's magnetic field. Try rotating the monitor to different directions to improve misconvergence.

Most video cards offer a software utility that changes the frequencies and sync polarities for all resolutions. If the setup does not match with the monitor's characteristics, an incorrect signal may be displayed on the screen. Sometimes, the image may also appear blurry.

F1 is a common failure on a lot of ge oven controllers. Although sometimes it is caused by a keypad failure. The test is to disconnect the keypad, power up the oven with the keypad unplugged ... see if you get an F1 ... may take a while ... 30 minutes or so. If you still get an F1 then the problem is with the oven control board. If so, we can repair the board for you.
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TRY UNPLUGGING COMPUTER AND MONITOR AND DISCONNECTING MONITOR FROM THE BACK OF THE COMPUTER. BE SURE TO UNPLUG AND NOT TURN OFF. WAIT ONE MINUTE THEN PLUG COMPUTER BACK IN . RECONNECT MONITOR TO THE BACK OF THE COMPUTER AND PLUG IN. IF THIS WORKS, WAIT FOR NEW HARDWARE RECOGNIZED TO COME ON. FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS, IF ANY. RESTART COMPUTER.

hi carpinsy

check if the signal cable is fitted snugly at the back of the monitor and then check the same at the back of the computer.if not,it seems the computer has aboot up problem.

check the first two solutions and if it doesnt help,get back to me :)

hello, try to unplug the cables on your desktop, then plug it again, sometimes its loose, or sometimes the power supply on your computer is not functioning properly.

Try the monitor with another known working computer, If ng there also, then have unit repaired under Acer warranty.

hi your graphic card setup properly and conect graphic slot ....in your monitor conector .......