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 BIOS settings causing immediate sleep mode at startup?
My monitor goes to sleep immediately when I turn on the computer not allowing time to start in safe mode or the get to the settings to change the sleep mode, how can I fix this problem?

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ASKED: January 10, 2009  9:19 PM
UPDATED: January 13, 2009  4:16 PM

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First I would exercise the connections to the monitor. Then I would test another monitor. If you get the same problem, it's not the monitor. Hope this helps! -Schmidtw *********************** I agree with the above answer, first check connections, then try another monitor, if you can try a different make or model of monitor, the signal might be outside the range of the monitor you are using. Another thing to try is to try a different video card in the problem system, if there is another computer available, try the suspect monitor on that one. Good Luck! -Flame ***********************
Last Wiki Answer Submitted:  January 13, 2009  4:16 pm  by  Schmidtw   11,205 pts.
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