No Picture at power up

Check all your video cables and check your keyboard and mouse cables. If everything is ok, reboot computer.

BTW - What color is the power indicator?

Hello,

The picture board of your monitor is malfunctioning since you the power led button is on and all connection are well connected, it means the picture board of your monitor as developed fault.

The picture board of your monitor is bad and will need to be replaced.

The best thing for you to do is to take the monitor to local repairer or any service center within your vicinity to help with the replacement of the picture board because the fault is not something you can fix yourself in other not to complicate issues.

Take care.

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Since the power led or button is on, this indicate that the picture board is not responding.

The picture board of your monitor is bad that is why your monitor is not displaying anything on the screen, it means the picture board of your monitor has developed fault, because the power button is on.

The best thing for you to do now is to take the monitor to a local repairer within your vicinity to help with the replacement of the picture board because the fault is not something you can fix yourself, in order not to complicate issues.

Take care.

check the lead from the monitor to the connection on your computer

Please double check, you should have two cables out of the monitor and connected.
1. The power cable to your UPS/ AC switch. 2. display cable connected to the CPU(main box).
Based on the information you gave one or both of these cables are not connected/switched on.
Thanks.

• check the connections, make sure everything is in tight and right
• if you can unplug the monitor cable, and try it with a different computer, if it doesnt work then you need to buy a new cable
• this is most likely a connection problem so check and test all connections

Generally an indication the monitor is not receiving a signal for the computer.

• CHeck cable connections on monitor and tower
• Insure input select on Monitor is set to AUTO or the input you are using
• If you are getting windows sounds and other indications of boot, then a monitor issue, if no sounds, may be aproblem with teh computer or windows
  

Check monitoc cableing. This might be the cause of cable having loose connection on the back of the monitor. (I mean data cable (VGA) not power cable)
Did you have a chance to check with another monitor? Will picture appear when cable on the back is moved?

Does this happen when you logon to bios screen? REstart PC and keep pressing F2. You will see bios screen - test unit there. If that is ok then everything is fine with the monitor.
Let me know if issue is not solved by checking cable and I will provide you futher troubleshooting steps.
Thanx

One reason that this is happening could be that it is on Power saving mode. This happens when the LCD monitor detecs an incorrect timing then thats the time that the LCD goes blank and the power botton starts to blink.

what you need to do is to turn the computer off. Unplug cables attach to the LCD make sure it is also off, once done press the power botton for a couple of 30secs to a minute and then release. After doing so re-connect all the cables and make sure that both ends is tight and secure once everything is ok turn the computer on same with the monitor to check if it solves the problem.

Double check all of your connections. It appears the video cable is not plugged in completely. Try another monitor if possible to see if the computer is actually outputting video.