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| DATE | Sep 10, 1998 |
| TICKET | #309027 |
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TICKET ARCHIVE -> Monitor will not
No Wonder User - Sep 10, 1998 - 10:07 pm
Knowledge Level: Beginner
Problem: Hardware
Computer Type:
Model:
RAM: Not related
RAM Enhancer: None
OS Version: Not related
Description:
Monitor will not come on at all. The small light is real weak and there is a noise coming from the monitor when the light blinks. We have checked power connections and connections to and from the monitor and all seems to be correct. Earlier there were black spaces on each side of the monitor.
Since our monitor is not working we are asking you to send your answer to a friends e-mail address.
Send Attachments? No
Problem: Hardware
Computer Type:
Model:
RAM: Not related
RAM Enhancer: None
OS Version: Not related
Description:
Monitor will not come on at all. The small light is real weak and there is a noise coming from the monitor when the light blinks. We have checked power connections and connections to and from the monitor and all seems to be correct. Earlier there were black spaces on each side of the monitor.
Since our monitor is not working we are asking you to send your answer to a friends e-mail address.
Send Attachments? No
No Wonder Tech - Sep 11, 1998 - 12:39 am
Hello,
I must point out that it helps us determine your problem if you let us know what Computer type, Model, amount of RAM, and OS version your running. It helps the both of us. :-) Anyway, how old is the monitor? There is a little battery in your monitor that may need to be replaced. This battery runs out eventually and if your monitor is old and never had this problem before, then my guess is that it is time to replace it. The good thing is that is shouldn't be expensive. I hope this advice helps. Thank you for using No Wonder.
-Matt
I must point out that it helps us determine your problem if you let us know what Computer type, Model, amount of RAM, and OS version your running. It helps the both of us. :-) Anyway, how old is the monitor? There is a little battery in your monitor that may need to be replaced. This battery runs out eventually and if your monitor is old and never had this problem before, then my guess is that it is time to replace it. The good thing is that is shouldn't be expensive. I hope this advice helps. Thank you for using No Wonder.
-Matt
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