Monitor signal cable not detected by pxi1036

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Actually I Connected PXI 1036 to Monitor ..but did not get any display or mesaage in monitor After it power up .

If the controller boots, you should get some info like BIOS before Windows is booting.
If that info displays, you have a too high resolution configured in Windows for the given monitor. Go into safe mode (F8) to reduce it.
If you see nothing (not even BIOS):
Make sure that monitor is switched on and working (test with other PC)
Make sure that the controller is alive (e.g. accessing harddrive)
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Hi,
I've been using a 2port USB KVM Switch from InLine for a long time connecting a mac mini and a macbook pro
to a 24" LCD. Recently I had to replace the MacBookPro with a T420. Unfortunately the T420 does not detect the
monitor, when connected via the KVM switch.
I tried:
A) T420 -> Lenovo Displayport to DVI-Adapter -> KVM-Switch -> 24" monitor: NO SUCCESS
B) T420 -> Thinkpad miniDock Series 3 DVI Port-> KVM Seitch -> 24" monitor : NO SUCCESS
C) T420 ->Thinkpad miniDock Series 3 DVI Port-> 24" monitor - > SUCCESS
D) T420 ->Thinkpad miniDock Series 3 VGA Port -> 24" monitor - > SUCCESS
So I have a workaround, but leaving out the KVM switch is not a long term option.
This is all on Win 7 professional / 64bit
Using config (A) I then installed the Intel HD Graphics Driver version 8.15.10.2342 16 May 2011
SURPRISE: during driver install, the monitor WAS detected!!!
SECOND SURPRISE: after reboot I was back in the old situation where the monitor was NOT DETECTED
CONCLUSION:
Seems like a software issue with the Intel HD Graphice driver.
ANY HINT/COMMENT/HELP highly appreciated!
Thanks,
Michael

hey mgold,
as the T420 works correctly with the external monitor and with the miniDock ; it is sad to say the the KVM switch is non-compatible.
I would recommend that you get in contact with the manufacturer of the KVM. At the same time, try uninstalling the current video drivers of your T420 and see if it makes any difference with the KVM if the T420 is running on a generic driver
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I have a late 2008 Macbook Pro Core 2 Duo that's been working flawlessly for quite a while. Last Thursday a sudden lightning storm came through the area and after some power fluctuations due to it, my ethernet port stopped detecting any connections. My sister's 2010 MBP was connected exactly the same way as I was, and her laptop isn't having any issues.
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wouldn't the Apple Hardware Test return something?
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Pcantin wrote:
I have tried another VGA monitor and that failed as well. Since you don't think the update was the cause, it may be that the adapter I am using decided to call it quits. I will see if I can find another and test that out.
I will look into the external drive idea as well.
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I even reset PRAM, and installed 10.8.2 Supplementary update.
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