LG Studioworks 563N 15" CRT Monitor "motherboard lighting orange" Questions

...orange or flashing, but nothing displays, or the display is incorrect, borrow a monitor from a friend. If that works, your monitor probably needs replaced. 7. Also, you could try your monitor on a ...

...orange). The display doesn't work either connected to PC with with D-sub or DVI-D. Is hw damaged? Go to CMOS setting on your computer motherboard and check energy saving settings. Also check if your ...

...orange or flashing, but nothing displays, or the display is incorrect, borrow a monitor from a friend. If that works, your monitor probably needs replaced. 7. Also, you could try your display on a ...

motherboard vga spot. If it works then you know its a video card. Another thing to try is to run another source to it. When its lit orange, thats a standby mode meaning its not recieving a signal from

...orange light off and will not restart the procedure. Barney Waylen It sounds to me like your computer is not sending a signal to the monitor. If you switch monitors (borrow one if you don't have one) ...

...sound on startup. After that it shuts off. The power light is then orange. Try it on a different computer. If it works, your motherboard may have problems. If it doesn't work, try another data

...orange light means that the monitor is not receiving a video signal and is in sleep mode. There are three possibilities: 1) the monitor video input is defective; 2) the monitor cable is defective (or ...

...goes black and the light on the monitor turns orange. Is this the screen or the computer? Its your computer/cable. Either the cable is damaged or the the display chip of your motherboard is

...orange after it shuts off. Your Secondary Power supply Hot TRansistor is Faulty, Its situated next to the lopt TRansformer to a Heatsink You have to change your BIOS battery which situates on ...

...orange standby then when we turn the tower on the computer works as normal. We know it is not the graphics card so can you help? Robyn There is probably a conflicting setting in your power management ...