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Could it be the monitor?

This entry was posted on 2/7/2009 4:32 PM and is filed under Product/Electronics.

My boss came into work the other day saying he was having a probem with his computer. When I asked what was going on, he said that when he turned on his computer he could see the normal start up stuff on the screen and that when it came to the part that would show your desk top it goes to black. He is convinced that it is his lcd monitor, but I'm not so sure. It would seem to me that if you can see anything on your monitor, it isn't your monitor. I can't wait to find out. He took his monitor from work home to try on his computer.

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