Vista not detecting monitors connected to the VGA port

HP Pavilion Slimline s5000 (s5100z)
fans spin, ok,
DVD tray enjects.
does this PC have the optional
the first 5000 was made in year 2003
then laters for VISTA.
id have to see your service tag info to wax smarter.
hp forum can help try that? hp.com

I guess the VGA port is dead, ?
most old PC had 2 ports, 1 on the card, one on the main chassis rear . if the card GPU vga is present only it works.
if you remove the GPU the main VGA port is live.

I cant see rear of your PC and seeing MATTERS.

the common failures are:
RTC coin cell dead.
HDD bad, (most are this old)
and PSU bad.
in that order.

HAVE YOU CHECKED EXTERNAL VGA OUTPUT?CONNECT AN EXTERNAL MONITOR IN VGA PORT AND SWITCH DISPLAY USING FUCTION KEY F4.

Hi, i've looked up the specifications for that desktop ( the s5310y slimline), and i'd like to let you know that it has a VGA video output on the back. Go to walmart and tell them you need a 'VGA monitor'. Or ask a friend, etc, go on ebay, there are several options.
VGA is getting quite old, and should not be difficult to find. You will also need to purchase a VGA cable to go between the monitor and computer.

Check the video cable connectors, remove the video connectors and reconnect them again.
Check the monitor input settings make sure the input is set to VGA and not to DVI.
Try a different monitor.

It is depending on what type of video input your hd tv is compatible with. The hp pc that u are using has only the default vga port on the motherboard. Have you tried connecting the pc with the hd tv via a vga cable?

Hi
First,try hooking it up to an external monitor if you have access to one.Unfortunately,we need video to start checking for what may be wrong.
Try the monitor and post back to let me know what happens,and if it shows on the external display we can start looking at potential problems and fixes.
Bob

Try cleaning your RAM it should be the issue mostly 80%

You can check by rremoving the VGA cable if the system shows no signal mostly monitor should be fine

If your laptop has a VGA port, your Vizio needs to have a VGA port too so you can use a standard VGA monitor cable.

If your laptop has a DVI port, you hook it up to the Vizio using a DVI-to-HDMI cable.

And if your laptop has an HDMI port, you hook it up using a standard HDMI cable.

Hope this helps.

after loading Operating system just press F5 and wait for 2-3 seconds. if display not appear try 1-2 times. it will come. plz replt if ur problem solved

You can connect the Projector to the VGA Port of the Notebook which is a Blue Port which can be seen at the rear of any desktop computer to which we usually connect the Monitor to.

The VGA Port will have 15 holes on it and should be in Blue colour.

You can locate the VGA Port at the Left side of the Notebook.

Locate the port according to the information available below :

http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c00726464.pdf

Refer to page number 14 (18 of 32) in the manual.

Once you connect the Projector to this port, hold the FN key and press F4 key once.

This wil get the Display on the Projector connected to the Notebook.

If you just want the display only on the Projector, hold the FN key and press the F4 again.

Now, if you want the display back on the LCD of the Notebook, Press the FN + F4 third time.

Hope this helps..