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Did you hook up a professional grade scan tool an check for DTC'S - diagnostic trouble codes? You keep seeing the left rear turn signal is out message on driver panel screen. That's the DIC driver information center. Could be a problem with the TIPM - totally integrated power module.
Its a main board issue, generally with this issue its a 3.2 volt regulator that fails but sometimes its easier to replace the board unless your quite knowledgeable in electronics and have the proper test equipment
U have a signal word bound around or said no signal in ur LCD Screen?Than it ur colax cable not getting signal comming in.Try reset ur cable or satalite box by turning it off/on.IF the LCD screen totally black,try unplug,replug might get picture back.Not than must replaced the main video backlight board it dead must be replaced.
right click on your desktop.go to properties.in properties go to the screen saver tab.click on the screen saver tab.under the screen saver tab you will a tab called power.click on power.change you monitor settings there.let me know if it works
Hi. Generally an all white screen scenario is caused by no signal from the monitors video board getting to the actual screen. It could be as simple as a disconnected ribbon cable that mounts the two items. It could also be a fuse on the back of the actual lcd screens circuit board. These fuses are usually labeled F1. If you have a tester and the capabilities, in normal running mode the screen should be getting around 5 volts dc at this fuse. The other problem could be a bad video board. These are not always repairable. [email protected]
well it should be one of two things either you do not have a good connection to your monitor cables or you have a faulty video card. It would be the only thing that would cause this.
This is a fairly common occurrence, typically due to signal loss. The longer the total cable run (monitor to computer connector) the less loss you will have. The longest KVM to computer cable I can use reliably these days is about 12-15? at 1024 x 768 at 32 bit color or 8? for 1280 x 1024 at 32 bit color. Things you can do to reduce loss:
-Reduce the length of the total cable run.
-Increase the quality of the cables used. I only use low loss cables now and have far fewer issues.
-Change the video card, some cards can push a signal a longer distance that others.
-Reduce the resolution/colors the video card displays.
-Try a different monitor or if possible use a different (low loss) cable to connect the monitor to the KVM.
Let us know how it turns out or if you have any other questions.
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