monitor goes black when windows start up? is the problem in my monitor or graphic card?

Question

i have tried all the ways (opened in safe mode, opened in vga mode), when i try to change the resolution up to higher values (except vga mode-640x480 8 bit) ,monitor goes black. Problem is became yesterday, i used it for two years at 1024x768 at 75 hertz monitor refreshment rate. My monitor is 17" samsung sync master 753s and graphich card 64mb mx440 agp 8x nvidia chipset. Now where is the problem , in my graphic card or monitor, i have very little time to overcome the problem. Thanks for all replies

Answer 1

your video card is not compatible with your CPU. I have the same experience before and it is recommended that you change to a suitable videocard

Answer 2

It seem like a resolution issue and the problem might reside on the video card. If possible, re install the drivers (In safe mode, remove the video card and reset your computer)... make sure you have the drivers before you remove the card.
If it doesn't work, try another video card.
Your monitor is not able to work at the video card's resolution and that's why it goes black.

Answer 3

I would guess that your monitor is failing. Do you have or have access to another monitor to try? If you have then you can quickly and easily identify where the problem is. Monitors are generally non repairable.
Do not under any circumstances open the monitor case, even when it's unplugged. There's nothing in there you can fix and CRT monitors can retain a residual voltage of up to 30,000 volts!

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Try to take out your Ram clean it with an eraser, see to it that no moisture is left on your Ram or Rams then fix them back in properly. Dont forget to switch off your main electricity supply to your system before you do this.

Answer 6

dude try decreasin da monitor refreshment rate
hgad da same probs

Answer 7

the problem may be with monitor