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  1. 10th Mar 2008 22:27 #1
    The Monkees
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    My computer monitor on my desktop, which I've never had a problem with, today I go to get online move to mouse to bring up the monitor, the monitor turns on for about 2 seconds then turns off and won't come back on. If I turn the moitor off and then back on it does the same thing.
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    Power cable plugged in tight at both ends? Video cable plugged in tight at both ends?

    Outside of that, if it is outside of warranty, your in the market for a new monitor...
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    Try it on a different computer.

    I could be corrupt power management settings or a screen saver gone berserk.
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    Power Supply Unit.

    Short in circuit.

    In addition to the other excellent suggestions.
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    Yeah it's plugged in tight on both ends. I don't have another computer to try it on. So I guess I'll just have to buy a new one. It is 4 years old now.
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