Mag LT776S Monitor (Screen turns black)

My monitor is 4 years old. When working on the computer, the screen will go black with the power light still green. I have taken it back to BestBuy and it worked, but when I went home it did the same thing....so....I took it to school and it also went black. (different tower) The information I was currently working on was still there....the screen was just black. The only thing I can figure the reason why it didn't do it was at BestBuy was that I wasn't working on the computer...changing screens. Help!

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This is not quite clear. You say no image at home or at school but worked at the store Did you see it working at the store? Check the cord sonnector for bent pins and or replace the cord- then come back

Posted on May 17, 2007

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