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HELP!! Monitor Shows NO SIGNAL after windows loading / before login page
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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Here is the problem:
Computer starts fine.
Passes bios control.
Starts loading windows.
Right after the win loading and before the password login page the screen turns black and no signal is displayed.
I believe the problem has occured from an abnormal shut-down the previous day.
How can i fix this?
(Windows repair through commands maybe??)
Thanx again.
If anyone has an answer please also mail me: gbanis@gmail.com
Cosmic
Computer starts fine.
Passes bios control.
Starts loading windows.
Right after the win loading and before the password login page the screen turns black and no signal is displayed.
I believe the problem has occured from an abnormal shut-down the previous day.
How can i fix this?
(Windows repair through commands maybe??)
Thanx again.
If anyone has an answer please also mail me: gbanis@gmail.com
Cosmic
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Join Date: Feb 2005
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You need to boot into safe mode, by pressing F8 at startup throughout POST (Power on self test, the bios crontrol bit), selecting Safemode from the list, (could always try "Last Known good configuration" as well),
If it boots into safe mode, a low res edition of your normal OS, it may be one of two things
Either you have set your Resolution / Display Settings outside that capable of your monitor, (which is hard to fix without VGA Mode), or your graphics drivers are bad.
Look to sort both out by unistalling current graphic drivers in safe mode, rebooting into normal mode, and installing some new ones.
To unistall old display drivers, go to control panel - system - hardware tab - device manager button. Then expand "Display adapters" by clicking on + symbol, then right-click each graphics driver entry and select uninstall.
Let us know if that helps.
If it boots into safe mode, a low res edition of your normal OS, it may be one of two things
Either you have set your Resolution / Display Settings outside that capable of your monitor, (which is hard to fix without VGA Mode), or your graphics drivers are bad.
Look to sort both out by unistalling current graphic drivers in safe mode, rebooting into normal mode, and installing some new ones.
To unistall old display drivers, go to control panel - system - hardware tab - device manager button. Then expand "Display adapters" by clicking on + symbol, then right-click each graphics driver entry and select uninstall.
Let us know if that helps.
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