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On the back of the computer where the power cord plugs in, you'll find a toggle switch with a 0 and - symbol that's a additional power switch just like your power strip has. Switch it and see!
Computer takes a long time to turn on...
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New #62
Can you provide an image or something lol, I got a new monitor and this time it says no signal. However then I plug the vga cable into the laptop the monitor screen works flawlessly.Last edited by Rawad; 03 Jun 2013 at 19:09.
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New #64
plug your CRT monitor into the laptop and see if it works, if so then the issue is with the computer and not the monitor.
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New #65
Take a look at these screen shots... When you see a display from the monitor , that's actually the laptop. There is no display when the vga is plugged in the tower.
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New #66
Did you reinstall the video card yet, blowing out the slot and dust off the card, check any cables and connections.
As a side note, nothing will fry a laptop faster that blocking its air vent on a bed.
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New #67
The Laptop is fine, begging to think this is more of a tower issue linnemeyerhere. Maybe one more clean up will help.
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New #68
I wouldn't have mentioned that you cannot place a laptop on a bed if I thought it was OK. We offer Best and not Worst practices here, and BTW a hairdryer is not one of them.
I asked you if you reinstalled the video card yet? If you don't want my help just say so.
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New #69
I didn't use a hair dryer , I used compressed gas, and how would I install a video card when my tower won't run. With all due respect , linnemeyerhere is helping me, one helper is good enough. Thanks though!
I have researched and it could be a ram issue because the same exact thing is happening to meas this person
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfC1oojkirILast edited by Rawad; 03 Jun 2013 at 20:29.
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New #70
That screw that came out can be re-threaded back into it's location and you can use light snugging with a small adjustable wrench.
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