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Old 04-15-2008, 07:35 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I just purchased a Sony Vaio Pentium 4 PCV-RX550 desktop computer, when I turned the power on, the monitor screenn is all black. The monitor is a brand new working one, so it should not be the problem with the monitor. I tried to remove the RAM and the motherboard starts beeping, so may not be the problem with the motherboard. After I put the ram back in, the screen is still black, can someone tell me what's wrong with it? Any suggestion is greately appreciated!
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If you bought it new and it is doing that take it back, there should be no reason for a pre-assembled PC to do that.
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I just purchased a Sony Vaio Pentium 4 PCV-RX550 desktop computer, when I turned the power on, the monitor screenn is all black. The monitor is a brand new working one, so it should not be the problem with the monitor. I tried to remove the RAM and the motherboard starts beeping, so may not be the problem with the motherboard. After I put the ram back in, the screen is still black, can someone tell me what's wrong with it? Any suggestion is greately appreciated!
It is a new computer????

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If you bought it new and it is doing that take it back, there should be no reason for a pre-assembled PC to do that.
Yes i agree.. no need to.
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It's a second hand computer
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It's a second hand computer
OK - well it could be that the video card has shot. Or was it working on your old monitor or haven't your tried the computer on another monitor.
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