Monitor displays NO SIGNAL message - Televison & Video

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Check if monitor cable is connected properly to both monitor and PC (graphic card). If the cable is connected and pins are undamaged than it must be a problem with your graphic card or integrated graphic, whatever.

Posted on Apr 10, 2008

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