There are a few possibilities:
1. Loose, unplugged, pinched, or failed video data or power cables.
2. Incorrect BIOS settings.
3. User error. A multiple video card computer may be sending data to the monitor you are not hooked up to.
4. Incorrect brightness settings on your monitor.
5. Failed/failing monitor hardware.
6. Failed/failing video card hardware. This can be part of your motherboard or a removable card.
7. Failed/failing power supply or supplies.
8. Bad operating system driver. However you often will see bios messages before going black on system boot.
9. PC and/or external monitor power supply damaged/malfunctioning.
10. Power supply not sufficient for all attached internal devices.
11. Dirty power. Too many spikes and brownouts.
12. Short in case. Generally caused by an extra screw or other debris in whitebox computers. Sometimes misdiagnosed as a bad case.
13. Malfunctioning or shut off UPS or surge strip, if attached.
14.It has no battery.(laptop)
There are several possibilities.
I recently hooked up my HP Pavilion dv6700 Laptop to my LCD Emerson HDTV With a VGA cable. ANd when i hook it up its all normal = ( you can see everything ) but when its about to Show the icons and Desktop it just goes black my tv just says on the right of the screen it says (PC) and its all black. This has never happend but now it did PLEASE HELP?
if the screen is black then this could mean that you either havent plugged the monitor in or you havent turned the monitor on or it could mean that there is a fault with either the monitor or computer that you are plugging the screen into
Either the monitor is turned off, or set to a screen saver.
Off course computer screen can go black when ever it enter standby mode and no graphics is selected for the screen server . Mean while the same thing can happen if the CPU hibernate.
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you put it into the computer and something will show up on the screen
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On Windows, it is in the bottom right of the screen. I have an arrow in the image.
Try putting all the settings back to what you had befor and if its still like that then...you have a virus.
it would cut off
Follow the on-screen directions. Your computer screen/display should tell you or show you an image of the empty ink cartridge.
If iTunes doesnt show the iPod there isn't a lot that you can do with putting music on it. The only way to put music on it and listen to it is that you use iTunes.
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it depends what you have it for xbox360 or PC if it doesnt show on your 360 its probably messed up but on your PC you either don't have the right graphics card or not enough space it depends what you have it for xbox360 or PC if it doesnt show on your 360 its probably messed up but on your PC you either don't have the right graphics card or not enough space