Re: Start up problem novice requires help
- From: "lenny" <lenny109@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 9 Feb 2006 13:07:52 -0000
Hi Cleethorpes,
if you can I would first try connecting another monitor to the computer and
see what happens.
If you get the same problem then it is probably the graphics card. Is it
'onboard' graphics or seperate?
If it is onboard then buy a new graphics card (if your computer is only 2
years old then any cheap AGP card will do (if you are not gaming that is)
about £20 to £30 should do it. Open the side of the computer, slot the card
in to the only slot that it will fit in (usually the top big one and brown).
You might need to change the Bios settings to use it.
Sorted.
Good Luck,
P.S. If you live in Cleethorpes and you need someone to do this for you let
me know.
leon@circuit-solutions(takeout).co.uk
"Telesales Pete "No Expert!!!""
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be careful, you will be told off for posting twice...
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if at first you dont succeed try try LINUX!!!
Please take my answers anyway you like, i am no expert but i do like to
try
and help anyone i can ;-)
"cleethorpes" wrote:
Yesterday I posted a plea for help today the problem got worse. when I
switch
my computer on the monitor goes into standby, I have to use the power
on/off
switch to keep trying untill the monitor kicks in a lights up. Today
after a
few attempts I got a band of coulered squares & numbers along the bottom,
the
next time the whole screen was full of coulered squares the next time a
black
screen with just a flashung curser in the top Lh corner. I have now got
the
screen to light up, but am afraid of switching the computer off in case
it
won't restart. yesterday someone said look in the device manager for an
exclamation mark against the graphics but I could find no mention of
graphics. any advice please before I have to pay a pro. my computer is
2yrs
old I got it direct from the manufacturers who have gone out of buisness
.
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