Ok, heres whats going on, I have A computer and everytime I hook my screen up to it it says "Please check signal cable" and I move the cable around and it still doenst seem to work, it was working the last time I hooked it up but its not working now, so does anyone know what the problem is or what I could do to get it to work? I'll rate HIGH for anyone who can help me out with this, Thanks!
Additional info, added Saturday January 22 2005, 5:38 pm: But why does it keep saying, CHECK SIGNAL CABLE?...I've checked the plugs and the outlets and everything and its still not working...what do I do? thanks everyone...the cable people have nothing to do with it...if you know nothing about computers then please dont bother to answer this question. Want to answer more questions in the Technology category? Maybe give some free advice about: Computers? EricStarr answered Monday January 24 2005, 10:23 pm: The problem may not be your monitor or cable at all. You could have a bad Video card on the computer itself. See if you can borrow a friends monitor and see if that works. If it doesnt it's most likley the video card or Slot on the mother board. [ EricStarr's advice column | Ask EricStarr A Question ]
completelyincomplete answered Sunday January 23 2005, 2:57 pm: Here's what I think you should try to do:
1) Twist the 1 or 2 circular things into the moniter really tight.
2) Unhook it and check the little knobby things to see if any are bent.
3) Call the troubleshooting hotline for your computer type. (It should be in the manuel)
4) Call the cable guy and ask him to help you out.
gabbyisRAD answered Saturday January 22 2005, 3:42 pm: You have to squeeze those 2 circular things into it securly and it will work, or unhook it and check the little knobby things to see if any are bent.
Hope it helps,
Gabby [ gabbyisRAD's advice column | Ask gabbyisRAD A Question ]
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