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monitor: SDM-HS75P computer: some sort of fag core 2 duo fucktard shit stack ball lick The monitor just says 'no input signal. input 2: hd15. go to power save' Do I have to install 'drivers' on it? Well if so how the FUCK do I install the FUCKing drivers for the FUCKing monitor on the FUCKing computer, when you need the KCUFing monitor to see the FCKUing operating system to do fucking so? |
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sounds like your card is working at a frequency that your monitor doesn't like..... but who knows. I would suggest pouring water on it... usually fixes the problem right fast. |
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This is probably kind of obvious, but make sure the monitor is plugged in to the correct place, and then turn on the computer. You should at least get the boot messages and stuff before windows starts. Do you? |
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Try plugging the PC into the power socket and press the "ON" button. No input signal usually means that either the vga/dvi cables are badly connected, the video card is dead or not inserted properly... something like that. |
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cuz ur a fucking fag? |
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Everything is plugged in tight to the right place. This monitor works fine on my shuttle X (noisy piece of shit that I hate and won't keep). I turned off both the monitor and new core 2 duo computer I got then back on (as the monitor instructions state) and it says the same thing (no input signal. yada.) No boot messages or windows/etc. (for the shuttle x though, the monitor just displays the desktop instantly with no hassles or need for software/drivers.) So I guess there's something wrong with the video card or the frequency. I keep getting delayed by retarded problems like this. Maybe I ought to just buy old school pentium 3s. They're probably cheap enough to buy maybe 3 of them per one of these core 2 duos, so I can find a combination of stuff that actually works together without going bankrupt, plus maybe they aren't so friggin noisy. (I hate modern game consoles so maybe the same is with computers). Shuttle x = louder than an xbox 360. core 2 duo = loud as a playstation 2 (but livable I guess). |
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because phobiazero is a fag |
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AHHHH HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HAH AH A HA HAAAAAAAA HA HA! Yeah... |
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_zero tolerance for homo phobia_ |
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Have you tried messing around with the menus on the monitor? Try telling it to use VGA (analog). |
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Ok, I just found the instructions online. Does your video card have a DVI input, or a VGA input? (If you don't know, female VGA looks like a bunch of holes, and female DVI looks like a grill.) |
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It'll be the build of spunk all over it. Try chisling off some of the spunk, especially around any cables or contacts, if the spunk's still wet let it dry then remove it with a wire or suede brush. |
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Yes! It has 2 inputs: input 1 is 'DVI-D' and input 2 is 'HD 15' I don't currently have a cord for the dvi-d type and have only ever used the hd 15 input (but this single input alone works fine on the shuttle x computer (but not on the 'some sort of fag core 2 duo fucktard shit stack ball lick'(potatoes))). Did you find something that says I am supposed to use the DVI-D input for some reason? I hope they sell those cords at wall FKCUing mart. UFCK! |
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try fry's |
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Do you have any ketchup? |
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try mayo |
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Does the computer have a model number or manufacturer or serial number or anything? |
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It looks like a microwave with a clear side top and bottom. It was built by someone, not a typical brand name. 'psl mx', 'intel' and 'asus' are the largest fonts on the various crap inside. It seems to light up and run fine. The monitor has a dvi d connection but the computer only has the normal monitor connection, a similar looking one only with 'outy prongs', and a longer pink one. This is so gay; why do I bother with technology. It will never work. I might as well rip up money. I have to go counterfit some more now, sigh. |
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It's difficult to tell what exactly is wrong. If it was a driver or frequency problem, then you should at least get a splash screen or boot messages when you turn on your computer, so that (along with the monitor working fine with the other computer) leads me to think that there is a problem with your video card. If it was mine, my next step would be to open it up and make sure everything is connected inside properly. I'd pull out the video card and put it back or maybe try it in another slot if there is another slot, or maybe the video card is integrated with the motherboard. If your older computer doesn't have an integrated video card, it is most likely AGP, if it is pretty old. The video card (if it isn't integrated) in your new computer is probably PCI-E, so you probably can't take the video card out of the old one and put it in the new one, though this is just a guess--if they are both the same format then it might be worthwhile to swap them to see if that fixes anything. |
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Everything is on a single card in the core 2 duo computer where the monitor doesn't work. I opened it up and everything appears connected. But I tried this same monitor on this laptop I'm writing on and got the same 'no input signal. input 2: hd15. go to power save' message... I would try to fuck with making it work on this laptop more, but I'm too afraid I'd mess up and make even the default laptop screen not work anymore. Then I would be completly without computer access so would probably commit suicide. Hmm.. I kind of like how that scenario turns out; maybe I should go that route. Thanks for the help. also just messing with the buttons on the monitor doesn't do anything (even holding down for 5 seconds). |
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I suspect I'm going to sell this damn computer too. I think my next strategy will be to go after pentium III's that are quiet, have good sound and video quality, but not for big complex 3d games. Just for stuff like fruity loops/python programming/doom2 with hell revealed and zdoom/audacity/flash 8. Shit I hope flash 8 pro can run well on a pentium 3. |
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Cool, all the command and conquers re designed for windows xp: |
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i love you |
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I,m drinking soy milk. |
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