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August 4th 09, 08:29 PM
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My Vista laptop-monitor
"needfix" wrote in message ... my laptop monitor wont come on even thoug the system itself turns on and lights up. Anyone has some answers -- needfix Try hooking up an external monitor and see if that works. SC Tom 
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August 4th 09, 08:35 PM
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My Vista laptop-monitor
needfix wrote:
my laptop monitor wont come on even thoug the system itself turns on and lights up. Anyone has some answers Connect an external monitor and see if that works. If it does, you have a severe hardware problem.
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August 5th 09, 05:38 PM
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My Vista laptop-monitor
"needfix" wrote in message ... my laptop monitor wont come on even thoug the system itself turns on and lights up. Anyone has some answers -- needfix You may want to check for an operator error first. Check you manual for a Fn+{another key} combination that turns the monitor off. For example, I have two Dell computers. Both use Fn+right arrow key to turn monitor off. However, there is no standard combination. Don
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