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I received a call from one of my clients who mentioned to me that their monitors just went out.  Upon arrival, I checked the physical connections and they seemed to be connected properly, but I still see the following issue - see attachment.  The monitor in question is a Sony sdm-hs94p.  I rebooted the pc and still nothing and the strange thing is that when I attempt to hit the SCROLL LOCK key on the keyboard, no lights turn on/off.   The same thing occurs when I hit the CAPS lock key as well, no lights turn on / off.

Any ideas on how to troubleshoot? or fix? User generated image
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can you plug the monitor into another pc?
or vice versa  can you isolate the issue to the PC or monitor , it looks as if it is a DVI-D connection right?
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I don't think that machine is booting up.  Too many malfunctions.  The computer is bad.
maybe , but we need to isolate the issue , maybe a cable or just the DVI-D port on the pc
Yes, I would shut it down and test the components on another computer.
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Just for the record, it is not a DVI connection.  I thought about switching out the cable itself as well.  I'll see the client tomorrow, but I'd also welcome any other suggestions as well.
I am sure you know to do all of this , but this is my thoughts on the issue so far ,  User generated image
as said, first determine if the problem is with the monitor or pc, by plugging this monitor into a working pc, or plugging a known good monitor on this pc
if the problem is with the pc -  we need more info on what is happening : any boot screens visible, lights on keyboards, disk running (activity light) etc...
I also had such a problem => videocard broken
- test monitor on an other pc
- change videocard in pc
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