My Shuffle kills displaying anything on my monitor when connected

I have faced an insane problem on connecting my Shuffle to PC. When I put my iPod on its dock, the signal on my display disappears, and my display looks like it is turned off, black screen and nothing more (for use it actually remains working). I can do nothing when it happens because I can see no mouse cursor, no iTunes window, no desktop, nothing except the black screen. Sometimes it happens when I connect my iPod, cometimes not. I cannot uderstand what is the reason and will my monitor be affected with iPod connection every next time or not. I am an experienced PC-user and have seen many troubles, but this one shocks me. I cannot understand at all, what is the connection between iPod and my videocard whick sends videosignal to my display via DVI-D interface.
Could someone help?

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