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Old April 16th, 2008, 10:38 AM   #4
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You also might want to check to see if you are getting any signal out from the the DVI port on your graphics card. If you have a DVI to S/VGA adapter



plug it into the DVI port and use your Serial cable to connect between the monitor and graphics card.

I had a similar situation only I wasn't getting any picture I thought that my computer was taking a dive and for some reason I changed DVI cables and my picture came back. Suggestion: check with a different DVI cable before you try anything more drastic.
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