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March 27th 07, 05:08 AM
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TV signal lost
Hi everyone.
Last night, after a reboot I lost the signal on my TV. I've tried the following solutions: - Replace the cable from the TV output. Nothing happened. - Restore WinXP. Nothing happened. - Re-install nVIDIA drivers. Nothing happened. - Uninstall drivers, remove card from slot and put it back again; install drivers. Nothing happened. - Remove RCA cable and use a S-Video one instead. Nothing happened. I realize it's not a Windows problem, 'cause before I was able to watch all boot screens and WinXP loading logo on both Monitor and TV. Now all I see on my TV is blue (no signal). What can I do?? Help me please... I need the TV output for working! 
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March 27th 07, 05:12 AM
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TV signal lost
On 27 mar, 00:08, "Alias" wrote:
Hi everyone. Last night, after a reboot I lost the signal on my TV. I've tried the following solutions: - Replace the cable from the TV output. Nothing happened. - Restore WinXP. Nothing happened. - Re-install nVIDIA drivers. Nothing happened. - Uninstall drivers, remove card from slot and put it back again; install drivers. Nothing happened. - Remove RCA cable and use a S-Video one instead. Nothing happened. I realize it's not a Windows problem, 'cause before I was able to watch all boot screens and WinXP loading logo on both Monitor and TV. Now all I see on my TV is blue (no signal). What can I do?? Help me please... I need the TV output for working! Ooops... forgot to specify: Video card: Asus V9520 Magic (nVIDIA GeForce FX 5200)
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March 27th 07, 11:52 PM
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TV signal lost
It sounds like your video card may have failed.
-- DaveW ___________ "Alias" wrote in message oups.com... Hi everyone. Last night, after a reboot I lost the signal on my TV. I've tried the following solutions: - Replace the cable from the TV output. Nothing happened. - Restore WinXP. Nothing happened. - Re-install nVIDIA drivers. Nothing happened. - Uninstall drivers, remove card from slot and put it back again; install drivers. Nothing happened. - Remove RCA cable and use a S-Video one instead. Nothing happened. I realize it's not a Windows problem, 'cause before I was able to watch all boot screens and WinXP loading logo on both Monitor and TV. Now all I see on my TV is blue (no signal). What can I do?? Help me please... I need the TV output for working!
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March 28th 07, 01:55 AM
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TV signal lost
Alias wrote:
Hi everyone. Last night, after a reboot I lost the signal on my TV. I've tried the following solutions: - Replace the cable from the TV output. Nothing happened. - Restore WinXP. Nothing happened. - Re-install nVIDIA drivers. Nothing happened. - Uninstall drivers, remove card from slot and put it back again; install drivers. Nothing happened. - Remove RCA cable and use a S-Video one instead. Nothing happened. I realize it's not a Windows problem, 'cause before I was able to watch all boot screens and WinXP loading logo on both Monitor and TV. Now all I see on my TV is blue (no signal). What can I do?? Help me please... I need the TV output for working! Try hooking up the TV only; disconnect your monitor completely. From a cold start can you see your BIOS and post? This is something very low level that either works or not. Try another TV and test the cables with another applicance (DVD player, VCR, etc) to make sure they're good.
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March 28th 07, 03:47 AM
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TV signal lost
On 27 mar, 20:55, deimos wrote:
Alias wrote: Hi everyone. Last night, after a reboot I lost the signal on my TV. I've tried the following solutions: - Replace the cable from the TV output. Nothing happened. - Restore WinXP. Nothing happened. - Re-install nVIDIA drivers. Nothing happened. - Uninstall drivers, remove card from slot and put it back again; install drivers. Nothing happened. - Remove RCA cable and use a S-Video one instead. Nothing happened. I realize it's not a Windows problem, 'cause before I was able to watch all boot screens and WinXP loading logo on both Monitor and TV. Now all I see on my TV is blue (no signal). What can I do?? Help me please... I need the TV output for working! Try hooking up the TV only; disconnect your monitor completely. From a cold start can you see your BIOS and post? This is something very low level that either works or not. Try another TV and test the cables with another applicance (DVD player, VCR, etc) to make sure they're good. Well... I tried the TV-only thing and didn't work. And I used three different cables. It seems DaveW is right, so I think I'll buy a new video card... any suggestions about that? Thanks both for answering. Regards
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