Sincerely would appreciate any help... Running XP Pro, fully updated, along with Ad-Aware, Spybot, Microsoft Anti-Spyware and AVG. Had a old generic CRT
monitor go bad, replaced with a newer generic CRT monitor that I know works.
After plugging in, tried to boot up, monitor comes up with the self test and
states it's working, but to check PC and signal cable. Reseated signal cable
and tried to boot again, same message. Tried booting with an ultimate boot
disk for all formats as well as my OEM restore disk and still can't boot up.
Each time I have to hold down the power switch to shut down. How should I
proceed from here?
RE: New Monitor/Trouble Booting ... > monitor go bad, replaced with a newer generic CRT monitor that I know works. ... > and tried to boot again, ... > disk for all formats as well as my OEM restore disk and still can't boot up. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
Re: New Monitor/Trouble Booting ... > interpret your description as an indication that the monitor is receiving ... > video card out of the slot just enough to kill the connection. ... >> and tried to boot again, ... >> disk for all formats as well as my OEM restore disk and still can't boot ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
New Monitor/Trouble Booting ...monitor go bad, replaced with a newer generic CRT monitor that I know works. ... and tried to boot again, ... disk for all formats as well as my OEM restore disk and still can't boot up. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
Re: New Monitor/Trouble Booting ... Are you sure that your video card is completely seated and working? ... interpret your description as an indication that the monitor is receiving no ... > and tried to boot again, ... > disk for all formats as well as my OEM restore disk and still can't boot ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
Re: ANNEX Terminal Concentrator ... When I go into the monitor, ... REV ROM: Maj Rev 99 Min Rev 0 ... > I wish to use it as a terminal concentrator for some Sun Boxes. ... > Where I work have a couple of these that are able to boot from themselves. ... (comp.sys.sun.hardware)
