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by b.scott1
Are you even getting to Windows or is it dying at the POST? If your monitor is fairly new and has the digital control panel, check your monitors manual to do a "recall" or "reset". This will set your monitors functions back to the factory set "safe"defaults. Is the monitor a standard VESA style or are you using coax or other components. When all else fails, try and get some other cables to see if it might be a cable issue.
As a last resort, go to the CMOS settings and use the factory safe defaults to reset the CMOS. This might slow down performance somewhat, but it will set up the box with a set of safe settings that should be fully compatible with most devices.
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