Booting W-7= Video card problem


  1. soundklinik
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    Booting W-7= Video card problem


    Hi,
    started recently, when I boot my PC, the screen shows message: no signal and screen stays dark.
    However, in the background W-7 is loading, but in order to get the video functioning, I must restart the PC, turn off the screen, wait till W-7 loads somewhat and (like after 10 sec.) turn the screen on and everything is OK.
    Monitor is NEW
    Video card too, I tried with a second one, same problem...

    My question is, is this W-7, main board, or something else related?
    TIA
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  3. paulpicks21
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    How is the monitor connected to the gpu?
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  4. soundklinik
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    paulpicks21 said:
    How is the monitor connected to the gpu?
    Thanx for reply,
    connected with VGA (CRT) output and there is also DVI output, not used ATM, dont have the adapter
    Also I ran for a while the ACCT test...
    Last edited by soundklinik; 08 Dec 2012 at 09:09. Reason: add info
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  6. soundklinik
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    OK, let me re-formulate the question:

    Is there a chance that W-7 could be corrupted or something is de-activated somewhere that doesn't send the command for video to boot?

    The video card and Monitor are both new, all drivers UTD. (Same behaviour with a different video card)

    The PC runs great, no other problems except the boot?

    Thanks for any tips
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