External monitor not working - software upgrade

Use an external LG monitor with my Macbook at work - has worked like a charm. There was an Apple software upgrade this weekend - today, when I came back to work, I can't get my external monitor to work. The Mac doesn't see that it's there and the monitor's stuck in Power Save Mode.
Thoughts?

I have reset the PRAM and confirmed that the monitor and cable are functioning properly, but still no change.

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I upgraded computer and software (Production Premium CS5.5). I use an external deck that is connected through Firewire. Premiere Pro sees the deck but does not output the image/video to it. I even managed to capture from the deck into Premiere without a problem. No matter what I've tried Premiere won't export to the NTSC monitor. It did in Production Studio Premium. With the Premiere software I had before it would export any SD NTSC image or video. I produce a weekly television show and my external NTSC monitor is a must for color calibration. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I have had an external monitor hooked up to my 09' imac for over a year now. I upgraded to Lion and ever since then it hasnt worked but one other random time when I moved and hooked everything back up. Im very tech savy, but this just doesnt make sense. Have combed google to find a solution. I have a Samsung 22in moniter and all the blue power button does is blinks at me. I am using a miniDisplay to DVI connection.
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Ive been using HDTVs over HDMI and Dell Monitors over DVI fine for the last 2 months, but as of a few weeks ago. I cant get any output at all on either connection!
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