Hi all,
My monitor appears to be stuck in sleep/power-saver mode despite the pc apparently functioning properly otherwise. (No abnormal beeps, other peripherals seem ok, usb wireless adapter connects to router presenting computer name)
I've tried the following:
-restarting the system
-using a different monitor, different cords (known to be working)
-removing all peripherals, power cord and held power button for ten seconds to release residual power
-removed graphic card and used integrated graphic card to connect monitor
-removed and re-installed all ram
-reset CMOS and tried connecting using integrated graphic card (Thanks RaDiKaL_)
All of which did not solve my problem. Any additional thoughts regarding how to solve this problem would be greatly appreciated as im out of ideas.
Thanks
PC Specs
amd athelon 64 3500+
2gb DDR2 ram
ati radeon HD4650 1gb DDR2
Asus A8N-LA motherboard with integrated Nvidia Geforce 6150 LE
windows 8
(I've been running windows 8 for about six months on this pc with no problems up to this point)
My monitor appears to be stuck in sleep/power-saver mode despite the pc apparently functioning properly otherwise. (No abnormal beeps, other peripherals seem ok, usb wireless adapter connects to router presenting computer name)
I've tried the following:
-restarting the system
-using a different monitor, different cords (known to be working)
-removing all peripherals, power cord and held power button for ten seconds to release residual power
-removed graphic card and used integrated graphic card to connect monitor
-removed and re-installed all ram
-reset CMOS and tried connecting using integrated graphic card (Thanks RaDiKaL_)
All of which did not solve my problem. Any additional thoughts regarding how to solve this problem would be greatly appreciated as im out of ideas.
Thanks
PC Specs
amd athelon 64 3500+
2gb DDR2 ram
ati radeon HD4650 1gb DDR2
Asus A8N-LA motherboard with integrated Nvidia Geforce 6150 LE
windows 8
(I've been running windows 8 for about six months on this pc with no problems up to this point)