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Jun 6 2008, 7:37 pm
By: GuN_Solar90  

Jun 6 2008, 7:37 pm GuN_Solar90 Post #1



I don't ever recall having this problem on my computer before. There is a black screen with a square box moving around the screen like a screensaver saying the following:

Dell
2: Digital Input
Self Test Feature Check (grey background)
Red (red background)
Green (green back)
Blue (blue back)
White (white back)

I tried shutting off power and restarting but the same screen comes up. There is no mouse on the screen either.

I have a Dell, I believe its a Radeon, several years old but its always been reliable. I've been having to expand the virtual memory many times recently. Does anyone have a solution? Thanks!

I also still have connection to my internet modem by my laptop. I have Windows XP.



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Jun 6 2008, 8:10 pm Sael Post #2



Try hooking it up to another monitor. I got the same thing on an old Dell monitor that somebody was throwing away, and I just used another monitor in the meantime (it cleared itself up after a few weeks, and I never figured out why).



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Jun 6 2008, 8:55 pm dumbducky Post #3



That sounds like a problem with the monitor.



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Jun 7 2008, 12:11 am GuN_Solar90 Post #4



Well you guys were right, yet again. My cleaning lady must have pushed a button when cleaning the monitor. I clicked some little button and the screen said Analog Input and went back to normal. Thanks a lot guys for the inspiration! Problem solved.



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