Check
to be sure that the Monitor has power and that the light is on.
Disconnect
all devices except for the mouse, keyboard and monitor. Reboot your
computer to see if the issue is resolved. If it is, then it is one of the
devices that you have disconnected that is causing the problem. try
connecting them one at a time and rebooting each time until the original
problem occurs. Once identified, try reinstalling the device and updating
the driver to resolve the issue.
Try
connecting the monitor to a different PC using the problem monitor's power
cable. If it still doesn't work, try the known good monitors power cable.
Try
unplugging the monitors power cable, then wait about 20 or 30 seconds and
plug it back in.
If
none of the above troubleshooting steps does not solve the issue, then it
is likely that the monitor is bad.
Start
the system in Safe Mode by rebooting the system and pressing the F8 key
once per second while it is rebooting. Once you see the Windows Startup
menu, select Safe Mode from the listed options. press Enter.
Go
to Start>> Right click My Computer>> Properties>>
Hardware tab>> Device Manager button.
Click
the plus (+) symbol next to the Monitors entry to expand it.
Once
expanded, right click on the installed monitor(s) and select Uninstall.
Exit
the Device Manager and restart your system.
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reinstall your hardware automatically.
It is usually a glass display type monitor that will create some unusual noise.
Such noise could be:
A
high pitched tone or high pitched squealing sound:
Usually, these sounds will be of such a high frequency that they are our
of the human ears range. But it is possible for these frequencies to
radiate off of internal components making the sound audible. Most of the
time, moving or adjusting the height of the monitor cures this problem.
Also, try simply turning the monitor off and then back on. If the sound
continues or worsens, then either have a qualified technician take a look
at your monitor or replace the monitor.
Monitor
is making a clicking sound:
This type of noise is usually caused by the monitors relays opening and
closing. You could hear this type of sound when the computer starts up or
when you are playing a game and a display setting is changed. This sound
is considered normal.
This problem usually occurs when a new monitor is installed. It can happen if
the automatic detection installs the wrong driver for your hardware resulting
in incorrect display settings for your application.
You can try reinstalling the monitor by using the above troubleshooting step;
"After connecting a monitor, the picture looks bad". It is possible
that Windows will find the correct drivers this time.
Or, visit the manufactures web site and manually install the correct driver for
your hardware and operating system.
This is usually caused from a game that has changed the Rotation setting within
the Graphics Controller. To change this back:
Go
to Start>> Control Panel>> Intel Extreme Graphics
Applet>> Rotation tab.
Uncheck
the Enable Rotation check box.
Click
Apply, then OK.
Exit
Control Panel.
Note: The above steps may vary
depending on the graphics card you have installed. You are looking for the
Graphics Controller properties window to change the Rotation setting.
An alternate method of finding your Rotation setting is: