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I keep getting a no signal screen on my monitor after the 'Windows Starting' screen. I need help on how to fix this, it runs fine till after that screen.
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Is this a second monitor you are trying to connect to? If this is the case you PC may not be able to handle Two
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C4s wrote Is this a second monitor you are trying to connect to? If this is the case you PC may not be able to handle TwoJust the one that I have, I can't even check if it loads because it doesn't display anything expect No Signal
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Make sure the cables are actually plugged in correctly.
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C4s wrote Is this a second monitor you are trying to connect to? If this is the case you PC may not be able to handle TwoJust the one that I have, I can't even check if it loads because it doesn't display anything expect No Signal
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KyloCrux wrote Make sure the cables are actually plugged in correctly.Have done that also, considering bringing my computer to a repair shop tomorrow as I can't be arsed deal with these problems over and over again.
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Have you tried a different monitor? Different cable? I want to say it could possibly be a driver issue but I can't say. Try swapping hardware if possible and see if it makes a difference. My only guess.
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Thanks for your guys help, just going to bring it up to the PC repair shop.
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C-17 wrote Thanks for your guys help, just going to bring it up to the PC repair shop.Try hooking the PC to your tv if you have an HDMI port. Could be a simple cable problem or just a Monitor problem
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