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Janet Benedict Posted on Dec 30, 2017

Monitor says no signal after I am prompted to press f1

I deleted aol while I also installed a new virus program. Office Depot told me I had a virus preventing the sound card from functioning. but, I also did not want aol. so, all completed, I restarted the computer. It booted. Usual with he option to press f1 to continue. Then, it displayed "no signal"

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It might be your VGA problem try to insert it properly. it is located at the back of your monitor. the one that connect your monitor and you sysyem unit

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  • Posted on Jan 27, 2011

SOURCE: Hello, yesterday when I was

Your best bet is to reboot into safe mode and scan the system,doing this will help ensure that program doesn't start.If after doing this you are still seeing that program you might want to try doing a system restore,try to find one that is a few days older then when the problem started.Starting a system restore can not be stopped once started so take your time when picking the restore point.
Ps.you can run the system restore when your in safe mode,I'd say doing that would be your best bet so as to ensure that program is not running.
Hope this has helped,I'll check back in a few hours to see what progress you've had,good luck

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SOURCE: I have a virus lodged in Drive C. I have tried to

NOT time for a new computer, unless the virus is in the memory and the bios and elsewhere such as graphics memory.

Contact Microsoft by phone and let them know that you need to use the C(ertificate) O(f) A(uthenticity) on a brand new hard drive to which you will install windows after the removal of your suspect drive.

If you are comfortable doing this, you already have enough info from me on the process and if you are not comfortable with the process, turn it over to a nerd near you.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Aug 01, 2009

SOURCE: Monitor goes to BIOS Screen Repeatedly

The monitor is probably working well. Windows is trying to tell you that "setup" needs to be performed, but likely the CMOS battery is failing and won't hold the selected settings. The time setting is wrong as well.

Donna Sander

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"no signal" means computer not comunicating with monitor. Either a graphics card, or driver issue. I would have to know what mother board and power supply you are using. Even though your graphics card supports the use of two monitors, you may not ahve enough power to support it, either by means of your power supply not havning enough wattage, or *********** board may be burned out. Try unplugging one monitor at a time, and then try, one at a time, using each monitor alone in each of the HDMI slots, and see if you can run alone. Pay special attention to the bios POST (power on self test) and see if it gives any indicaiton of motherboard status. If you are saying you got a BSOD (blue screen of death) ...you should have a long error message to post that has a filename. It helps if you know what crashed it. Take that filename, and google it on another computer, and see what probable causes of it are.

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hey, you may follow the below steps:

Steps to Fix/Resolve/troubleshoot the error code 0xE000003D:

1 - Repair your Office app

Error Code 0xE000003D will be fixed when Office repair tool replaces all the corrupted system files. Follow the steps below to run repair tool to fix the error.
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  2. Select Office Suite and click on Remove.
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