Computer Monitors Dieing?!?!?
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try the monitors with another computer, if it work then your graphic card may be gone or the software damaged, back up your files and perform destructive system recovery, if you want to make sure no corrupted files stays in your computer download kill-disk from killdisc.com, and then use the recovery disc
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i know this will be a pain, but try it on another computer. this way we can tell if it's the monitor or the video card. I have a feeling it's the monitor. While you have the cable disconnected, check the pins. It's real easy to bend one.
1154233
It deffently sounds like something went bad inside of the monitor. CRT are never really cost effective to fix, even if it is a cheap part the labor will always cost alot, some of the replacement parts can actually cost more then what you origionally paid for the monitor.
985645
Brand names really don't make much difference.  Sounds like the computer needs a new video card.  Perhaps the light setting dial under the monitor may have been moved to dark also.  Hoope this heps
941807
that sounds like a problem with your computer screen. the colors change when the monitor is about to stop working
328960
sounds like either the monitor cable is unpugged to the back of the monitor or the CPU or the video card is dead.
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It could be your video card has died.  Or try a new monitor cable.
1068477
The monitor is not getting a signal from the graphics adapter. I would go into device manager and delete the devices and then reinstall them, if you can get the systems to let you in that far.
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Make sure your monitors cable is plugged in firmly at the back of your computer arnd also at the back of your monitor ( depending on your monitor ) Also make sure that the vga cable of the monitors cable does not have any bent or out of place pins.\n\nShort of that re install or install the latest graphics card drivers and dirext x. Also make sure that you have your monitors refresh rate set to a reasonable level ie 60 hz or whatever your monitor supports ( Best checking your monitors manual )\n\nTry and get into the monitors menu system and use the degaus button to degause the monitor.\n\nAs a very last resort try and give it a swift hard smack or tap ( Im not joking about that ).\n\nAlso have you tried a different monitor just to make sure its the monitor and not the graphics card.\n\nIf its the graphics card make sure to take the computers side off and take the graphics card out and re insert it firmly into its slot obviously making sure to re tighten the screw to hold the graphics card in place.
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are u sure the cathode electron gun is not messed up if it is then throw it away don't try to fix the monitor cuz u will die
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If it is still under warranty - call the company.  If not, is it a CRT or LCD monitor?  Every now and then, just like anything else - you can get a dud and all you can do is replace it.  Good Luck!
818953
if it beeps 4 times (1 long 3 short) your video card is dead.  Get a new card to fix it.
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Sounds as if your video card has no output.  Check to make sure your monitor cable is not loose.  If it isn't, your video card could have died.
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LCD monitors won't handle high refresh rates.  Your video card should be set to 60hz otherwise the LCD monitor will simply shut down and refuse to turn on (blink power)
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Is it a CRT (huge, big box monitor)?\nIf it is, it seems that its going to die soon. The Flyback transformer may neet replacement. Go get an LCD already :D
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if using windows go to your display or monitor properties screen, and look for something that says refresh rate and turn it up untill the lines go away, if that doesnt work your monitor might be going bad
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Actually, it's more likely that your monitor can't handle it.  If there were a problem with the video card, I suspect the driver wouldn't let you select the higher resolution.  Is your monitor very old?   I suggest looking up the specs in the manual, or the manufacturer's web site.