Tried A Known Good Monitor?
by Grif Thomas
- 11/16/08 10:41 AM
In Reply to: More info by Zchief21921
Swap in a friend or family member's monitor and see if the monitor is at fault.. Unfortunately, you've told us NOTHING about what type of monitor it is. Is it an actual monitor or a laptop computer screen as you stated in your post? It's age? LCD vs CRT? How it's connected? Have you tried exchanging the monitor cabling to the PC?
In my experience, if it's an LCD screen, such blinking on and off can be an indication of a screen headed south.. Obviously, try installing an updated graphics driver and maybe the monitor.inf driver that came with the drive, but if that fails to help and swapping in a known "good" monitor fixes the issue, then it's time to get a new one.
Hope this helps.
Grif
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