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Sounds like a voltage issue. Have you tried swapping the plugs and see if the monitor works with the other plug?

April 26, 2017ISSUE monitor PLUG plugs Sounds swapping voltage

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Sounds like a voltage issue. Have you tried swapping the plugs and see if the monitor works with the other plug?

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Sounds like a voltage issue. Have you tried swapping the plugs and see if the monitor works with the other plug? If so just replace the faulty plug. I would also try swapping the vga cable to rule that out also. tRY DOING A FACTORY RESET USING THE MENU BUTTONS ON THE FRONT OF THER MONITOR. Oops sorry for the caps.