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try a different monitor it sounds just like you think a failing monitor

If it is a CRT monitor then the tube may be going out. A new monitor is about $129 for many of the cheap monitors I suggest you swap it for a newer flat screen. Dave

check the cable connected to the monitor run another monitor on your pc and if it does the same , try installing a serarate graphics board and if you are already doing that, replace that graphic board

You can google search for an app called NOSLEEP.EXE
It was written by a Symantec employee to keep your screen active regardless of pic settings.
Install and run it. That will verify the issue is with of or monitor
Software is free Btw, I’m available to help over the phone in case u need at https://www.6ya.com/expert/lisa_52daba487e5b4d53

wal-mart or best buy. In the area of wall mounts. good luck.

Look here for one Top Magnavox Remotes They list 10 models click on each one til you find the one that looks like the one you lost. Then google the remote number they give for other sellers.

Solution 1 It might have defaulted your sound button to mute Got to control panel Sound and see if sound has been muted Solution 2 unplug jack out of plug at rear of computer test it in other jack holes what might have happened is that the default setting for speaker and mic might have swapped round best way is play some music and move jack plug around see if you get any sound Solution 3 Sometimes the sound software needs re setting bring it up and re sett speekers and mike setting by the colours you have you jack in remember front and rear you will be mainly dealing with rear jack interface green pink blue white etc hope this helps

Considering your file is a media file you should go for digital media recovery software. I can suggest you few, must try Stellar Phoenix (http://www.stellarinfo.com/mac-photo-recovery.htm), Disk Drill (http://www.cleverfiles.com) and Wondershare (http://www.wondershare.com/data-recovery/)

Windows 8 when configured usually uses a microsoft account. When it asks for your password, what does it say your login name is? If there is a login account such as [email protected] then you use a microsoft login account. If it simply says "Robleh" then you will be using a local account. Here are some suggestions on how to reset your password in windows 8 for each situation: http://pcsupport.about.com/od/windows-8/f/forgot-password-windows-8.htm I hope thiis helps! -Rogue

whatever the manufacture says it is

You have to press the fn+f5 I think in your laptop. It is the same when you are using a projector.

possible failure of the backlight inverter

It could be two things. 1). The video card is set to a resolution the monitor does not support. 2). The monitor's power supply is bad. You can try to boot into rescue (or "safe") mode, and adjust the video card to a resolution the monitor supports. OR, power supplies usually go bad because capacitors bulge or otherwise go bad. Most monitor power supplies are hard to get, so people typically repair them. If you disassemble the monitor shell, you can see the power supply (where the AC cord goes). You can look at the metallic, cylindrical looking things with minus signs down one side, and if they look bulged on top, you can replace them. You can get replacements at mouser.com.

It is possible that you have connected two cables from Monitor to CPU,We need to check if there's a cable that has blue connector (VGA) and another that is HDMI(may be black in color) or DVI (white connector).In case there are two cables that go from the monitor to the computer tower I would suggest you to removing one of the cables will resolve the issue.Feel free to revert for any further assistance

Take 4 screws from bottom and slide ( silver ) front frame up to unlock ( bayonet ) style. to continue disassembly, remove 6 screws 3 left and 3 right to take off screen. Next is the cover for 2 boards 1-power board and 2-main board. You can now repair or replace both boards.

Dumb question, but do you have the audio cable hooked up from the monitor to an audio output on your computer, volume up, mute turned off.

Hello,There are several Mag monitors that use external AC adapters that plug into the VGA cable. Look on the blue connector and you should see the hole where the adapter plugs. The adapter is 12v 5 amp such as this one.http://www.ccl-la.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=48

It's not communicating with PC video card. It should pick up the input port, but make sure on monitor is set to correct input like VGA. You can try re-seating video card. Also test with VGA if you are using HD like HDMI.

yes you can use those button to adjust the brightness. just press one of the button then it will appear the set up and adjustment.

go to set up menu then select the brightness adjustment and then exit.if can get with adjustment turn off then unplugged don't use for an hour to reset the power supply.