Why my monitor wont go out of standby mode

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kaushikdas

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I turn on the computer, but no image appears on my screen at all, I can't get into Windows/whatever, No BIOS, No POST, it just has the orange light on the monitor. help me plzz
 
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thequn
It seems t be a common windows issue for 12 Plus years. I have one of the unlucky ones who has this happen on every pc i owned.build excluding laptops during this last 12 years. So i just disable the ability for the computer to go in this mode.

i never have had it stick after wards
try pulling the power then remove ing the cmos battery and then pluging in and starting up and then disableing sleep mode
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It seems t be a common windows issue for 12 Plus years. I have one of the unlucky ones who has this happen on every pc i owned.build excluding laptops during this last 12 years. So i just disable the ability for the computer to go in this mode.

i never have had it stick after wards
try pulling the power then remove ing the cmos battery and then pluging in and starting up and then disableing sleep mode
 
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Newt101

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Hi all,
I bought a second hand Dell E151FPP monitor. Hooked it up to a working EZcool computer with MS7309 motherboard and XP software. Result was monitor went straight to standby mode and all buttons on keyboard inoperative. When I removed the Dell monitor and put back the LG monitor it too went to standby.
I hooked the screen up to a working Dell 4600 and it did exactly the same thing.
I hooked it up to a Dell 4500 same result.
To get theE151FPP monitor working I went into screen settings on one of my last computers, ( aToshiba 8100m) and set the resolution as low as possible. It worked.
To fix the Dell 4500 and 4600 I removed the CMOS battery, (dont forget to remove and replace battery jumper) and ram and fired the computer up until it beeped. I then connected the origional monitor, ram and battery and everything was ok.
To fix the EZcool I tried the same process but it didn't work so I removed the two gig video card and put in a low spec video card. The monitor fired up. I then put back the two gig video card and everything was fine.
I can only assume the Dell E151FPP monitor was asking the computers for settings which it was unable to comply with. But who knows I just fix things.

 
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