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Electronics Fault Diagnosis

12/17/2006 5:55 AM

Hi, I've problem with my computer Monitors and the common fault they all have is display. That's the power supply is okay, but they refused to boost.

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Re: Electronics Fault Diagnosis

12/17/2006 10:05 AM

Could you clarify the problem a little is it stand alone computer or a laptop?, does any text appear on the monitor ?

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Re: Electronics Fault Diagnosis

12/18/2006 1:35 AM

The missing information means that we do not have a clue what you are talking about, we need a LOT more exact detail!! Sorry.

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Re: Electronics Fault Diagnosis

12/18/2006 12:30 PM

I think I know because I've seen it!

I had a monitor that acted dead, but worked fine on another (different) system. Video card was OK, just a bad monitor that would not receive the video signal from the CPU. The original system was DOS, the different was a newer windows system and could overcome this

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Re: Electronics Fault Diagnosis

12/18/2006 5:33 PM

Showing my age here..

In the bad old DOS days you had to configure the systems
components to work together.

With Windows it's automatic.
It's about the only good thing about it.

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Re: Electronics Fault Diagnosis

12/20/2006 5:57 AM

you may require driver for the monbitor as your old os as per you was dos and now you are using windows

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Re: Electronics Fault Diagnosis

12/19/2006 7:35 AM

I think the only suggestion I can make is to either:

1) Throw the monitors away.

or

2) Hand them to an engineer to repair.

John.

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