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I have a 22" Hanns-G LCD monitor attached to my laptop with a VGA cable, the message on the display states "No signal input - check video cable". I tried with multiple PCs and cables, but none work. It is clearly a monitor problem. What can this be?
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Do you mean the display settings? I checked the refresh rate and it is set properly. I cannot bring up a display menu on the screen either. I have since spoken with Hanspree Customer Service and it seems that the monitor is defective. I cannot believe that after only 6 weeks of mild use the monitor is dead. But I now have to ship the monitor back to them which will cost me $20 at least.
Is it common to all setups?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824254035&CMP=AFC-C8Junction and I see it has VGA and DVI.
Are you in the know about if and how to change the monitor's input to/from each on it's on-screen menu? (sorry, I don't tell you how. I just ask so you go get the manual)
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