i was working on my computer ( vista..and all of a sudden everything just disappeared and just verticle coloured lines appeared checked everything...couldnt switch computer off had to remove the power plug switched the computer on again just verticle lines..then i used another monitor just showing these vertical lines....cannot get into comp...any idea what the problem is ..grateful..thanks
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Hello,
OK no problem. Your system has onboard video, and a video card.
For now I will assume that your monitor is connected to the video card. If so, unplug the system and remove the video card. At the same time remove the motherboard battery for 15Mins. Replace the motherboard battery, do 'not' reinstall the video card. Close the system and plug your monitor into the video connector on the back of the system.
Restart and tell us if you now have an image on your monitor.
Mis Dos Centavos,
Darrell
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Hello,
What is your model number? And, do you know if you have the video on the motherboard?
Mis Dos Centavos,
Darrell
Gadfly at large
Helping Dell Customers here since 1998
My systems ...
Dimension XPS D266 - Now retired
Toshiba Tecra M1
Dimension 4300 - Received DOA as a gift. Reinstalled XP and still working great
Dimension 9150 - Pent D 3.2GHz, 4GB dual-channel 533 DDR2 Windows 7 Pro, Firefox 3.6.14
Congrats to Jimmie Johnson #48 - FIVE time Nascar Sprint Cup Champ !!!!
hi im new to this site thanks for your response...
IM GOING WANTS ON MY INVOICE I HAVE HAD COMP 18 MONTHS..
dimension E52O VISTA HOME BASIC
VIDEO CARD Nvida Geforce 7300 Turbocache 256MB
any help to you
cheers
annie
Hello,
OK no problem. Your system has onboard video, and a video card.
For now I will assume that your monitor is connected to the video card. If so, unplug the system and remove the video card. At the same time remove the motherboard battery for 15Mins. Replace the motherboard battery, do 'not' reinstall the video card. Close the system and plug your monitor into the video connector on the back of the system.
Restart and tell us if you now have an image on your monitor.
Mis Dos Centavos,
Darrell
Gadfly at large
Helping Dell Customers here since 1998
My systems ...
Dimension XPS D266 - Now retired
Toshiba Tecra M1
Dimension 4300 - Received DOA as a gift. Reinstalled XP and still working great
Dimension 9150 - Pent D 3.2GHz, 4GB dual-channel 533 DDR2 Windows 7 Pro, Firefox 3.6.14
Congrats to Jimmie Johnson #48 - FIVE time Nascar Sprint Cup Champ !!!!
Hi
I can't continue with this at the moment sorry .I will log in to tomorrow
thank you very much for your replies most appreciated.....
annie.