Problem with BenQ LCD monitor

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I have a two years old BenQ FP767 LCD monitor that has been giving me grief  for the last few months. My issue is trying to get the damn thing to turn on. Pushing the power button results in the power/Status power blinking once every two seconds. Then screen remains black except when LED blinks, at which time front images of my desktop (my computer is, of course, on) briefly appear. So briefly in fact that you are not watching carefully you will easily miss them.

Sometimes the monitor will turn on with no problem. Other times no matter what I do I can't get it turn on properly. As the days carry on, the times when it "just  works" are increasingly few. It's gotten to the point where I don't turn my monitor off any more fearing that I won't be able to turn it back on. I need help.

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First of all, I would look into the windows power management settings (visit the Home windows desktop computer, right-click and judge properties). When the cabling aren't attached, you could test replacing the wires and also bearing in mind in the event it serves. If not, you know the monitor is the problem. I'd most likely think about purchasing a new monitor – nowadays CRT monitors are so low-cost and getting left simply by the majority of distributors in which handful of may wish to trouble looking at anyway.

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There are many possible reasons when your computer boots to black with blinking cursor. Please check below if you have tried the following, so you can be able to identify the root cause why you are experiencing this problem.

1. Incorrect shutdown of your PC.

2. Your computer did not wake up from sleep mode.

3. You installed a corrupt software.

4. Device such as USB is connected.

5. Faulty device connected to your computer such as CD/DVD drive.

6. Boot options have been modified.

7. A recent software, updates or driver installation.

8. Upgraded a hard drive.

Check if you have made recent changes in your computer. Insert your recovery disk and perform a repair. Or you can also press the F8 key after rebooting to repair your computer.

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If this is the current condition or status of your monitor, first thing to do is check the cable of the monitor and verify that it is securely connected to the video port at the back of the CPU. If this doesn’t work, disconnect the cable from the video port then plug it back in. If this doesn’t work, try connecting the monitor to another working computer.

If the problem follows, it means there is a problem with the monitor. In this case, bring it to an electronic repair shop for servicing. On the other hand, in case the monitor worked on the other computer, this means there is a problem with the video port where the monitor cable is plugged in.

If you are using a dedicated video card, transfer the video connection to the built-in video card. Turn off your computer then open the CPU case. Next, remove the dedicated video card from the slot then turn on the CPU. The BIOS should automatically re-enable the built-in video card for use.

Now, plug the video cable to the video port of the built-in video card then turn on the CPU. If the display worked normally, replace the dedicated video card with a new one.

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