Samsung SyncMaster 204B 20.1" LCD Monitor "lights running down side" Questions

...side more than likely 5 volts are down' the agp adapter needs 5 volts to run. since you have changed out every thing else I would replace that or test your dads power supply in your computer, that ...

down,both source buttons light up telling me power is good.ive tried different monitor with the same cpu and it works fine. i have 7 work stations at my work 4 have dell monitors running for 5 years +

...down PC. I'm 3 months outside of my warranty. Two weeks ago something started happening. I boot PC and video doesn't come up for 10 minutes, and when it came up it worked perfect. VC/Monitor/MB?? It ...

...side when video is present for the 2 or 3 minute run time. 2009 model. Could not find any bulged caps on any of the boards. Lamp problem? It would be nice if all badcaps are bulged/leaking. Changing ...

...running very hot. Theres an scary article here about the construction of cheap PSU's from China that do not meet the stringent safety standards of the west. ...

...running down, as there was no instuctions with this monitor I do not know if there is a timer set on it if I press the last button on the right hand side which I am taking to be the on/off switch the ...

...side connectors. Place LCD all the way down on the cover and replace all four(4) corner screws. Plug power button cable back in and rest trim on top of monitor - Plug power cord in to test - blue ...

...running down the screen is indicative of a data failure to the screen itself, which means either the screen is starting to fail or the data being transmitted through the data cable is being ...

running dual monitors). Example: if I change the refresh rate of the monitor it will light up for a couple of seconds. 2. I reset the monitor and this allowed it to stay lit for a small period of time

...down the monitor and now it won't come back up again. It will flash on briefly and then go black and the blue power light is still lit. The brief flash is the actual desktop, not a 'no connection' ...