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Monitor problems (5 posts)

burkie74 Posted 3 years ago Joined: 3 years ago

I just purchased a CMV 17" LCD monitor on ebay (second hand, supposed to be working). When I turn on my computer I get a quick flash on the screen and then nothing. I have tried pressing the various buttons on the bottom of the monitor, but all I am getting is a green light showing that power is on!! It has "Menu, -/Contrast, +/Brightness, Input/Turbo, Auto/Exit, Power" buttons. Can anyone suggest if there is a simple solution.

Ghost Posted 3 years ago Joined: 4 years, 5 months ago

Is the computer booting up as per usual? Do you hear the hard drive spinning and does the keyboard light come on? You don't hear any more beeps than usual? If everything is fine, then it is a problem with the monitor.

Is it giving you a meesage on the screen such as 'signal not detected'? If so, try a different cable if you can. Also, if the monitor has two inputs (D-Sub and DVI), try plugging it in to the other input.

Anonymous Posted 2 years, 12 months ago Joined: N/A

cmv monitor probs

Now experiencing same issue, but had mine since new. The only way I can get the monitor to fire up once it's been turned off, or in sleep mode it to pull the power cable out, wait for a while and then replug. Eventually, this sorts things out.

There's a suggestion the problem could be a conflict with the video card....or it's time to junk the monitor and get something more modern. (Suspect the latter)

dean b Posted 4 months, 1 week ago Joined: N/A

just purchased a new benq m2700hd with built in speakers. Absolute crap - speakers dont even work and software supplied is read only - no drivers included. help line wanted me to send it back to them and then they charge you if no fault found. garbage - dont buy it! The damn screen resolution is not even that great - its big, but thats it! Never again - Ben Q = not for me! I wasted my money!

ggiwebsinfo Posted 2 months, 2 weeks ago Joined: 2 months, 3 weeks ago

I think this is not only monitor problem. You have to check your CPU RAM's for further examination. If you faced blue screen flash out when you turned on your PC then definitely that's Window or RAM problem.

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