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Glad you were able to fix the problem, Lbrister.<br />
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But if you don't mind, could you tell me what the problem was and how you fixed it? &nbsp;This will help me help others in the future.<br />
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Thanks.<br />
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Auriclus
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Glad you were able to fix the problem, Lbrister.

But if you don't mind, could you tell me what the problem was and how you fixed it?  This will help me help others in the future.

Thanks.

Auriclus

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Hey folks,<br />
&nbsp; Got an emergency here...<br />
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I'm 500 miles from the office and they lost power. &nbsp;Now when the LH4 boots there is no monitor.<br />
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I seem to remember that this happened once before and I had to turn off the server. &nbsp;unplug the monitor, plug it back in and then hold an F key when it booted.<br />
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Any help here?
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Hey folks,
  Got an emergency here...

I'm 500 miles from the office and they lost power.  Now when the LH4 boots there is no monitor.

I seem to remember that this happened once before and I had to turn off the server.  unplug the monitor, plug it back in and then hold an F key when it booted.

Any help here?

HP Netserver LH4 Monitor lost

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