GVision 17" green light is blinking and i have no display. Changed power supply and didnt fix it. Should I bother with the video board?

Check all the capacitors one might be bad find out if it is bad it should bulge on top of the capacitors

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I think you answered your own question--the computer works well with other monitors, but not this one.
I would suspect that this one is bad.
You might try to do this: Start the computer in safe mode and see if your monitor is reacting to video settings that are beyond it's capability (although if this is the case it should tell you it's out of range).
If it works in safe mode, try resetting the resolution to see if it will work with the new monitor (I seriously doubt that this is the problem).

i had a similar problem and I thought I had fixed the power supply but still didnt work. long story short I ended up replacing the power supply and finally worked.
good luck

try to acces the menu and to reset the display settings.
try another monitor on your computer to be sure that your video board is working, and if it is change the resolution in 1024X768 and try again your dell display

My AOC 17" flat monitor (model number P7S80) is not displaying properly. Only 80% of monitor is displaying and the edges at the bottom are tapered of. If somebody is having a solution please post it.

Chances are your power supply and computer is fine! From other forums on this problem (which I also had), I've learned the following:
1. If you unplug the computer for a half hour or so (the blinking green light will gradually slow down and quit) and plug it back in, the situation will correct itself and the green light will be steady; however if this does not work,
2. a reset that works for a lot of people with the blinking light problem involves leaving the power supply plugged in and unplugging the power supply connection at the motherboard (it usually also has a blinking green LED) and plugging it back in. To read up on how to do this, Google "blinking green light on computer power supply" and read through some of the forums and you'll come on more specific instructions. Usually, you have to wade through everybody telling you to replace the power supply or your motherboard is fried. It's worth a try for a quick fix, just in case those situations don't apply!

some transistors on the board have shorted they supply power to the inverter to run the lamps, they power is not cut off intermittently and the protection circuit has stopped the monitor. the fix is here

http://josepino.com/other_projects/?howto-repair-dell
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The power supply is the first thing that the 110v electric line goes into. The invertor is the next item past the power supply, or sometimes contained within it. I do not thing monitors are a DIY repair.      First substitute a different monitor to confirm that it is, in deed , the monitor and not the video card.

my 55613 tv wont turn on just blinking green light