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Why will emachine 1358g not boot up monitor goes to sleep just after powering up?

Will power up but monitor goes to sleep

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There is no video output from your computer, that is why the monitor goes to sleep, check the cable and the video card.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Aug 26, 2006

SOURCE: emachines 1900+ gets power to the monitor and computer but wont boot

I am having exactly the same problem also (I have a Model C2685). The hard drive and CD ROM Drive light comes on and stays on. Thanks for any advice.. i turn on the computer and monitor.the monitor powered up the computer fans came on even the cpu fan but wouldnt boot not even a flicker on the screen. the hard drive light comes on and stays on. ive tried a new power suply,new ram,and a new hard drive. anny help would be awsome thanks

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Oct 17, 2007

SOURCE: emachine W1135

when ur starting the tower and it light are on and ur fan there is no problem with the power supply, i think that u rily need a new motherboard because ur board will not boot on start up..

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Anonymous

  • Posted on Jul 14, 2008

SOURCE: EMACHINE T6542

I don't see how removing the battery would help but tried for the same problem and it did in fact do nothing.
The fan races but the system never makes it to the Bios and never displays anything on the monitor. I suspect a chip is fried on the MoBo.

Maxum52, please post the solution if you found one.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 20, 2008

SOURCE: old emachine T2642 will not

It sounds like a dead motherboard. Try removing the CMOS(BIOS) battery and replacing it. Then try removing and replacing the CPU as well. If you get the same result then you might be looking at replacing the motherboard.
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David Shaub

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  • Posted on Feb 06, 2009

SOURCE: Delay in Monitor display once the system goes in sleep mode

Instead of sleep mode, tyr hibernate. It is generally faster except the whole computer shuts down. When you power back up, you're exactly where you were. Mine takes about 30 seconds.

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