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BLACK OUT
When my screen blacks out and i have to completely shut down, upon turning computer back on everything is fine and all is well (or so it seems). What areas should i look into, to try and solve this problem?????
Sorry, for number 4 of my previous suggestions, I meant EXTERNAL CACHE rather than internal cache.
There are a few things I could suggest, but that is useless unless you say what operating system you are running, what kind of computer, what kind of video card(s), etc. We need specs about your computer.
Actually, I typed my suggestion already, but since you didn't post any information, I deleted it, due to its irrelavance. Besides, why is this question in the Printer section?
--MikroData (jkjung)
Actually, I typed my suggestion already, but since you didn't post any information, I deleted it, due to its irrelavance. Besides, why is this question in the Printer section?
--MikroData (jkjung)
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I dont know why this is in the printer section. Running windows 95, stealth II 220 video card, sony trinitron 200 es monitor, 56k robotics modem, 32 meg ram, pentium 133, ast adventure 210 computer....upgraded.
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Here is a list of thing to do:
1. Try another monitor if possible.
2. Try another video card if possible.
3. Take out/replace memory modules.
4. Disable INTERNAL CACHE from within the CMOS SETTINGS.
When it happens does the lights on the keyboard still react (Caps Lock, Scroll Lock)?