My Pc boots with my monitor saying Check Signal Cable?

Question

My Pc boots with my monitor saying Check Signal Cable, my video card is seated properly. This problem started after i dissconnected my monitor to connect to my laptop and i just connected it back and it doesnt show any connection

(information for the other question i asked earlier) I resitted the RAM so when i reboot its doesnt make the 10 Beeps anymore

Whats the Signal cable? If that means check if my monitor is connected, it is. I checked 6 times.

Answer 1

Hi

Ok , it could be that the monitor still has the screen resolution from your laptop , so , if you plug in the monitor to your laptop , you have to send the video from your laptop to the monitor right , ok if this is the case then plug it back and just reset the screen resolution , now look at the monitor you would see that you adjust the screen resolution so do it , put everything in default mode ok . Then at last you can verify that the pins on he cable are not bend or otherwise

Answer 2

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Answer 3

For some reason no image is being sent via the laptop to the video demonstrate. First verify that the video demonstrate cable is hooked as much as the pc and the video demonstrate. curiously the video demonstrate is robust, or you does not be getting that errors message. yet for some reason no image is ever being sent via the pc to the video demonstrate. Reboot the laptop and watch to verify if curiously to end its boot technique. Do you get a easy on the keyboard? Does it flash the lights fixtures on the floppy and CD rigidity? Is the hard rigidity working, and its easy flashing? Does the laptop "beep"? If the lights fixtures are no longer functioning than the laptop itself isn't booting. If it beeps, then you relatively've a hardware undertaking. you may ought to have the pc appeared at via a expert.

Answer 4

Did you check the signal cable???

Just wiggle wires for a while. Can't be a driver problem, they weren't removed or changed. maybe the monitor its self, Un plug the power for a few minutes, then try it again.

Answer 5

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