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LCD Monitor problem Please help :)

Forum Graphics & Displays : TV Tuner Cards LCD Monitor problem Please help :)

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Hi everyone :hello:
My lcd monitor comes on for a second then turns black (off) but the green light is still on. so i unplug the power cable then plug it in again and it does the same thing :(
Please any advice whatsoever will be appreciated :sweat:

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do you have a second monitor to check your vid output, or a second computer to check this monitor with, even if it's a laptop( providing your monitor has VGA input)

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sirillia wrote :

Hi everyone :hello:
My lcd monitor comes on for a second then turns black (off) but the green light is still on. so i unplug the power cable then plug it in again and it does the same thing :(
Please any advice whatsoever will be appreciated :sweat:


It looks like your monitor goes on power saving mode because there is no video signal coming in.
First, check if the cable is properly connected to the video output port of the PC.
If it is, please tell us whether the monitor display anything before or you have a new PC build.

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randomkid wrote :

It looks like your monitor goes on power saving mode because there is no video signal coming in.
First, check if the cable is properly connected to the video output port of the PC.
If it is, please tell us whether the monitor display anything before or you have a new PC build.



Hi i have 2 lcd's and only the one works 100%...
The one im having a problem with displays the picture for split second then switches off :(

Reply to sirillia

OK, so it's the monitor, how old is it, warranty? or just get a new one

Reply to number13

sirillia wrote :

Hi i have 2 lcd's and only the one works 100%...
The one im having a problem with displays the picture for split second then switches off :(


Do you mean you connect both your monitor in the same pc through different display port hoping to get dual display? If yes, then you have to set your display properties to "extended desktop".

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randomkid wrote :

Do you mean you connect both your monitor in the same pc through different display port hoping to get dual display? If yes, then you have to set your display properties to "extended desktop".



I only connect 1 at a time now...i know how to use the dual display etc

Reply to sirillia

number13 wrote :

OK, so it's the monitor, how old is it, warranty? or just get a new one



Not sure of age but its not new

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sorry, but we, like the hardware, can only be sure that we'll all die eventually

Reply to number13

number13 wrote :

sorry, but we, like the hardware, can only be sure that we'll all die eventually


yes very true...i just thought it was maybe a minor repairable thing.. i dont think it is too old though lol

Reply to sirillia

the newer LCD's are pretty good, those about 2 years old and older, some mfg's cut corners on cheap intenal controller, and quality is questionable, I am in China, I can take it to a electronics repair place and get stuff fixed that could never have been done in the States

Reply to number13

Sounds like the backlight or inverter are going. If you shine a bright light on the screen after it goes out, do you see a faint image of the screen? If so it's the backlight. do a search for backlight problem for more info.

Reply to fa28

fa28 wrote :

Sounds like the backlight or inverter are going. If you shine a bright light on the screen after it goes out, do you see a faint image of the screen? If so it's the backlight. do a search for backlight problem for more info.



I shone the light on the screen and its just blank...If i put the power switch on the monitor off, then on it does not show the picture quickly as if i had to unplug it and then plug it back in.. :cry:

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Take it to your local tv shop and have it fixed by a pro.

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