C
Chuck
I'm hoping some kind soul can give me a clue here, cos I'm lost.
I have a HP pavilion PC (running Windows XP) with a flat screen
monitor, neither of which have ever failed me. Then yesterday I go out
and buy a new mouse (a Trust chordless one), DVD RW drive, and printer
(Cannon MP150). Basically I tried installing everything and booting it
up in one or two goes, and while nothing complained, I have now lost my
monitor. In saying that, the monitor works fine in that I can turn it
on, but the PC boots up fine (the speaker plays the usual bootup wav)
but seems to have no connection to the monitor.
Anyone have any idea what I can try? It's hard, when you can't see what
you're doing! I noticed the DVD RW drive didn't install perfectly, as
when I booted up I could only see the new drive, and not the other (DVD
ROM) drive I left in (I took a CD RW drive out to make room for the DVD
RW). The last thing I remember doing before my final reboot was
connecting the printer up, and the PC saying "new hardware detected".
ANY hints on what I can try GREATLY appreciated.
Cheers,
Charlie.
I have a HP pavilion PC (running Windows XP) with a flat screen
monitor, neither of which have ever failed me. Then yesterday I go out
and buy a new mouse (a Trust chordless one), DVD RW drive, and printer
(Cannon MP150). Basically I tried installing everything and booting it
up in one or two goes, and while nothing complained, I have now lost my
monitor. In saying that, the monitor works fine in that I can turn it
on, but the PC boots up fine (the speaker plays the usual bootup wav)
but seems to have no connection to the monitor.
Anyone have any idea what I can try? It's hard, when you can't see what
you're doing! I noticed the DVD RW drive didn't install perfectly, as
when I booted up I could only see the new drive, and not the other (DVD
ROM) drive I left in (I took a CD RW drive out to make room for the DVD
RW). The last thing I remember doing before my final reboot was
connecting the printer up, and the PC saying "new hardware detected".
ANY hints on what I can try GREATLY appreciated.
Cheers,
Charlie.