A green light on your computer monitor i think means that it is on. im not sure though
green lighte indicates monitor and related issue including vedio card yellow light for electris supply or mother board
Get a new computer, it sounds like this one is pretty well fudged up!!!!
A red and green blinking light on an ankle monitor typically indicates that the device is in the process of charging or is experiencing connectivity issues. The red light often signifies that the battery is low or that there is a problem with the device, while the green light may indicate that it is functioning properly or connected to the monitoring system. If the blinking continues or if there are concerns, it's advisable to contact the monitoring agency for assistance.
Try to get one more monitor just to check. If another monitor works with your computer, you have most likely problems with your video card (if you are not lucky it can be motherboard, or motherboard + video card).
A computer monitor is used to display the data and graphics that are stored in your hardware. It controls the contrast, light and display for the computer.
When the computer is not processing anything at all. The computer light is on the monitor light is not but nothing is processing through the computer therefore no data is coming up on the monitor, not even the startup menu.
if there I a green light on the bottom of your computer
The monitor light keeps on blinking for some time after switching off to indicate immediate loss of input signal. When the computer is switched on, the LED stops blinking and changes to green, indicating good signal reception.
Yes, the green light on your GFCI outlet indicates that it is functioning properly.
Did someone turn down the brightness control?
A green light.
The orange light is a self-test indicator. If the light glows red, the monitor is defective. Once the light switches to green, it means the monitor is receiving a signal from the computer. The orange light signifies that the monitor is receiving power and utilizing it properly.