Problem: Screen turning OFF

[LiquidTension]

i started my computer in safe mode and reinstalled the vga driver, then restarted it in regular mode and it seemed that the problem was fixed, bt today when i turned the pc on the same thing happened again=screen turned off

[Arze]

Originally Posted by LiquidTension

i started my computer in safe mode and reinstalled the vga driver, then restarted it in regular mode and it seemed that the problem was fixed, bt today when i turned the pc on the same thing happened again=screen turned off

This is called power save,,, usually when u don't ur PC ( especially laptop) for approx 30 min,, the screen turn off..
I will give u a hint.. keep the real player on,, on mute if don't want to hear the music.
let me know

[LiquidTension]

Originally Posted by Arze

This is called power save,,, usually when u don't ur PC ( especially laptop) for approx 30 min,, the screen turn off..
I will give u a hint.. keep the real player on,, on mute if don't want to hear the music.
let me know

hehe i wish it was that simple:)
my power settings are all set to on, and i have a pc not a laptop, and well the screen would turn off even when i'm using the pc..it doesn't have to be idle to do this, and this worries me:S

[LiquidTension]

still the problem persists!

i don't know what should i do, i booted in safe mode and reinstalled the vga driver twice and still i'm getting vga failures, and the latter would stop working in the middle of every windows session at fluctuating intervals:S

come on, where r u computer experts?

[Orange Room]

did u install the driver from its original source or was it found by windows XP?

[METALLICA]

I meant you should test it in safe mode.
ie.. Startup in safe mode (add networking if you still want to browse) and stay in safe mode to monitor if it happens there as well.

[LiquidTension]

Originally Posted by LebVision

did u install the driver from its original source or was it found by windows XP?

i tried both, i have an internal vga, once i installed its driver automatically and the second time from its cd.

[LiquidTension]

I formatted my PC last night, hoping that my problem will be solved...
but, i'm still suffering from the problem of the screen turning off

okay, i tried the following:

1- Installation of a new VGA Card
2- uninstalled drivers then installed again
3- computer formatting

it turned out not to be a virus, because i formatted the pc and scanned it for viruses with many virus scans programs..

i was thinking, can my problem possibly be related to the RAM?
i have a 512DDRAM Kingston and i just bought it a couple of months ago.

[Bodhisattva]

new monitor dude

[LiquidTension]

Originally Posted by Bodhisattva

new monitor dude

it has nothing to do with the monitor but with the signal that is emitted to the data cable of the monitor