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Dell Monitor Not Working

I have everything plugged in and my computer turns on but the monitor's screen is black with the LED light orange (standby). Please help!
We have no Video card add-ons.

  • Thomas F. Schneider May 11, 2010

    You have tried another monitor to elimate that as the cause? 

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Well if the status of the LEd on the monitor is amber(orange) & the system is running on a on board video card & not a Add-on video card... it is a possibility the the integrated video card ot the mother board might have gone bad... either contact a local tech or the tech support for the computer...

also unplug the monitor cable from the system tower & then if you see that there are the bars moving which say monitor self test on... means tht the problem is with the video card or the mother board...
since the system is running on a integrated video card...

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