20 Most Recent HP W2007 LCD Monitor - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Check that the data cable of the monitor is properly connected to the back of the monitor and the desktop computer.
If it is properly connected, then most likely a component within your monitor has failed and will have to be replaced. If you have another monitor that you can connect to the computer to compare, you can confirm that the problem is indeed with the monitor and not with the computer itself.

THE PROBLEM IS USUALLY CAUSED BY DEFECTIVE LCD PANEL.REPLACE THE LCD PANEL

It might have something to do with your monitor screen or graphics card

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Hi,I assume this is a Desktop computer:The Monitor receives, graphics or text from the PC (personal computer) and displays it on the screen.of the Monitor.If you see a message on the screen that says * NO SIGNAL * in most cases the Monitor is good, and the Monitor is either not connected to the PC or there is a problem with the PC Check the connections and the video card.The problem could also be related a failure of the motherboard, memory or the processorLet us know..Nour Sabrewww.aaatvservice.com

If both monitors give no signal, the computer has a video graphics card issue or a motherboard problem, now when you checked the video cord, do you change it? if you have a extra cord, sub it to be sure.

There are locking tabs, if you can get a thin a putty knife in between the 2 parts of the shell, in good lighting you can see the first one, and you can press the tab in with a small screw driver which should release it, from there it is a matter of finding the rest of them. Starting from a corner, chack about 2 to 3 inches from the corner. They will be located in a symetric manner.

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From my experience, it probably means that there's a problem with the COMPUTER, rather than the monitor... Please follow my tips here.

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My bet is that your monitor is on it's way out. If this is true, it will get worse until it gets to a point where it no longer works at all. Connecting the monitor to another computer should confirm my suspicion. The monitor has probably developed a problem with some capacitors inside. The parts are not expensive, but finding a shop to do the work at all may be a challenge. If you're handy with a soldering iron you might want to have a try at it.

Yes, the likely cause is the power supply/inverter board, in most cases it is bad capacitors and solder connections. If any capacitors are puffed or show a slight dome shape at the top, chances are it is open.

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Go to the control panel and select the power options .
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Take your monitor back to your retail store to be swapped, and inform them that it happened during a software update. If they do not swap it, contact Microsoft and tell them that it occured during your last set of updates.
Also could you please list the updates you had installed on that reboot?

Try uninstalling it on Safe-mode...

Hope that gives you an idea...

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Check the power saving option of your computer. You can find it under the Control Panel. Just look for Power Option then Turn off monitor. Just set it to never or the time you want your monitor to be on.

Hope that works for you.
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