First post is misleading...sorry..not one pin bent bb.but none were bent (typo) sorry

Whenever I turn on the monitor i get no video images. I do get the OSD (On Screen Display) Menu. Which shows me the Resolution/s of which the Pc video card is sending. If i switch resolutions in the Control Panel it shows that it has been Changed But still no video images. I checked to see if any pins were bent ..but.. NONE of them are. I tried this Monitor on numerous Computers with the same result/s. I am stumped. It is a lovely monitor.

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It could be the monitors invertor board has gone bad. Call a local computer shop and tell them you need a new invertor board for your monitor and see what they say. Write me back and let me know.

Posted on Jun 25, 2007

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