>Tried holding the cuda switch down for 20 seconds > didn't make >any difference. Computer seems to be working all >right have a start up chime and harddrive seems >to be working okay have tried to start from an >external cd rom, can shut it down using the keyboard . >Could it be stuck in sleep mode ? Should I be looking >for a broken monitor out connection ? > > > > >on 9/10/01 4:11 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> on 10/8/01 4:28 AM, Brian at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> >>> my 7600 won't fire up the monitor. >> >> Brian, >> >> Are you getting the start-up chime? If not then I would look for a problem >> with RAM or SCSI devices. These are two areas that have giving me similar >> problems in the past on my 7600. Oh, one other thing. Any change in >> processor or PCI card requires a CUDA reset, and the CUDA button must be >> held down long enough...20 or 30 seconds I think. >> >> tafkar >> > >
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