why my monitor blinking (to black)a few second ?
964160
When you say 'blinking to black', do you mean that it goes black for a few seconds, then blinks back to normal? If so, that is normal for a monitor - It is when the monitor is automatically refreshing itself and re-adjusting its resolution.\n\nAlternatively, you may just need new drivers for your graphics card =)
982822
doesn't sound like its a problem with either the driver nor the operating system....just your settings for the monitor itself.  once windows boots up the display settings you have set take control but if the monitor settings themselves are set brighter then until windows boots up those are the settings.  Check the buttons and make the adjustments directly on the monitor.
787805
Try turning on the monitor, see if it is plugged in right.  If none of that works don't hit it with a sludge hammer, bring it into a computer store.
485924
Your screen has gone to standby to save power, just wiggle the mouse or click. and it should come back. You go into your computer options and change the preferences so it will not do this as much or not art all
45673
You may have fried a piece of hardware due to static charge. Did you discharge your body before touching the computer? Unfortunately, its hard to tell without looking at the computer itself. Are there any lights on the interior of the computer on or flashing?\n\nYou may be better off taking it to a repair shop, although it will be expensive. It could be as simple as one component not allowing the box to boot.
472379
This may have to do with Windows adjusting the display settings to either better work with your monitor refresh settings or display adapter card.\nUpdate the driver on your display adapter card.  Check out what its settings are at:\nright click the desktop and go to properties>settings> advanced> adapter\nCheck the monitor settings as well.
76944
Most likely, it is either a bad connection, faulty cable, graphics card is going bad, or monitor is going bad.  I would start with the connections; make sure they are clean and tight.  Try swapping out cables if possible.  If both these fail, then you are going to need to test a second monitor and then a second graphics card which will get a bit tricky and will require a second computer or help from a neighbor.
623908
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)
422778
The UV light has a cycle time that is faster than your eye can detect. Your computer monitor also has a refresh time, again, way too fast for you to see. But if the 2 times line up, it looks like your computer screen is flashing and you can just barely detect it. Highly annoying! Get a regular light bulb lamp for your computer room and leave the flourescent off- that should take care of it.
620855
if the monitor stays on, but the lcd isn't, then go into the bios settings, it is set to crt only maybe, then there should be a func key to switch it back and forth, have found that to be the problem also
3604
It could be your video card has died.  Or try a new monitor cable.
548725
u must have spyware or virus on your computer=]\ninstall and antivirus or antispyware\n\nor\n\nyou might have a problem with your monitor..=p
173528
Ok.. if it is a work computer, then you really need not worry. Contact your IT department and tell them your monitor is giving you trouble. They'll fix it for you.\n\nIt could also be that there is no problem with the monitor. \nProbably some magnetic disturbances around the monitor led it to be distorted.\n\nWhat you can do is, leave the monitor off. unplug it. for about 15 - 20 minutes. until cools down completely. \nThen turn it on. \nThen "Degauss" it\n\nIf you dont know how to degauss, then read further. \nGo through the "Menu settings" of the monitor. \n\neach monitor has different way to access the menu settings, so i dont know how to do it on yours because you did not mention any specs of your monitor.\n\nbrowse through the settings to find for something called "Degauss" and select it.\n\nThe monitor may flickr for a second and come back on .. .. \nIf that does not help.. then your monitor is DEAD. \n\nhope that helps.
299055
If you are getting something on your screen and then it goes blank right as it is booting into windows.  It is probably because your screen resolution or refresh is to high for the monitor.  Follow Microsoft's directions to boot into VGA mode.  If you aren't getting anything on the monitor Check your cables or the monitor on another machine.\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;315222
782225
Sounds like it could be a short in the wiring to the monitor. If it changes as you slowly open or close the monitor, then that is it. If it is visible before windows boots up, then that is it as well.
971895
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.
161894
i have set my monitor off after 2 minutes.but it doesnt work unless i refresh it(go to setting and click ok).and wait for 2 minutes to test.it works like this for me.check for u.