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Issues that could bring up the white screen problem on your computer can include a bad video graphics card or the graphics card is bad. Or blown capacitors or the video card is not working. Try and reboot your computer first to see if the problem goes away.
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on Feb 25, 2021
Be sure you are booting with the external monitor attached. Some laptops will not automatically switch to an external monitor if it is connected after the laptop is running. After it is running, you will need to pres a function key to switch.
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on Oct 19, 2020
Try using another vga cable or another monitor to test if the issue is with the vga port or just the cable or the monitor
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on Apr 12, 2019
And then what happens? Does it continue of stop or boot or ? What is the connection from the computer to the monitor?
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on Apr 12, 2019
Hi there,
1st thing to try is check that the cable is connected properly at both ends. 2nd check cable for any damage/defects if options 1 has not worked. 3rd, try another cable if you have one. If none of these have worked, then issue is with the monitor itself most likely, you may need to replace it. Also just check your display settings on your pc. You also test another monitor if you have one to rule out any issue with the vga cable. Hope this helps.
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on Feb 17, 2019
Changing g the source on a screen display, lcd or some kind of monitor required changing the monitor settings.
Each monitor has different controls to do this.
To answer this we need to know what monitor you have,
and model.
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on Nov 17, 2018
Your TV needs a RGB input port to be used as a monitor
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on Aug 15, 2018
dvi cable most likely will only work as a second monitor rather than as a primary monitor. Suggest checking you computer video card specifications to see if this is the case.
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on Apr 23, 2018
in all power cords - green is ground, and white is neutral. black is always hot.
measuring with a voltmeter, while cord is plugged into the wall socket (presuming power is available in the wall socket), you would measure 115-120 volts across white to black or ground to black.
zero volts between with and green.
regards,
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on Mar 24, 2018
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