No Input Signal to Monitor

Previously I had may Mac Mini being displayed through my HD Television. I have since moved it into an office. Before moving, I used the Mini DVI adapter and the cable was DVI to HDMI into the television. Now, I am trying to hook it up using the display port adapter to DVI, with an adapter on the DVI part that allows me to use a VGA cable to hook the monitor up. Each time I try and hook it up, the monitor keeps giving me a "No Input Signal" message. Am I losing the signal when I attach the adapter that allows me to use the VGA cable? Never attached an adapter to an adapter, but I know the monitor works because I hooked it to another computer and it works just fine. The VGA cable works just fine too. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Yes, it came with one, but got a display port adapter because both our laptops have the display ports rather than the Mini-DVI ports. Wanted to try and get something that was more usable for each Apple product we have, that way I avoid having to buy more "stuff" specific to each computer. I guess I will have to try and just get a DVI/VGA cable to avoid the adapter issues. Thanks!

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Monitor does not come on due to no input signal. Monitor is hp w2207. Hp media center pc m 260 N.

Desktop PC is connected correctly but monitor indicates no input signal & monitor goes to sleep mode. All my wireless laptops work ok. Does this have anything to do with wireless setup?

Although it appears the computer model name is incomplete, I assume you mean a HP Media Center m260n Desktop Computer. Here are the specs for your HP Pavilion w2207 LCD wide-screen flat panel monitor. The computer supports VGA only, unless you have previously installed an 8x AGP graphics card. The monitor supports both VGA and DVI-D.
The first step in troubleshooting this issue would be to connect the monitor to a known working computer using the same VGA cable. Does the monitor work??? Yes... could be the computer, No... could be the monitor or the cable. Next, connect the computer to another known working monitor with the same VGA cable. Does the monitor display a picture??? Yes, computer is good, No... computer or cable is bad. Post the results if you need more assistance.
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Monitor "no input signal"

When I turn on the computer and the monitor, the monitor does not recognize a signal from the computer. I have tried restarting the monitor and the computer, unplugging all cables including the power cables and reconnecting, I re-seated the graphics card, I tried using the VGA cable, but the monitor still seemed to be trying to recognize a DVI connection, even though the VGA cable was plugged in. Right after I turn on the monitor it says:
VGA input, no input signal
> DVI input, no input signal
recommended setting, 1680x1050
After about 2 seconds it goes to sleep and that is it. No mouse clicks or keyboard strikes bring the monitor back. I know of no way to change any settings, reinstall drivers, etc. , because I cannot get the monitor to work, so I am effectively blind, whenever I want to test something out I have to manually shut down the computer and turn it on again. I encountered this problem in the past, and after much frustration and unplugging/re-connecting, the problem seemed to magically solve itself, but now it is back and nothing seems to work. The frustrating part is that it seems random, this started happening a few days ago when I tried turning on my computer.
the computer is a HP Pavillion d4996t, the monitor is HP w2207
Message Edited by Tech-no on 01-20-2009 05:05 PM

Going to the control panel and turning off the monitor's power saving mode utility fixed this problem for me. Only four years of putting up with "no input" on an ugly black and white screen before I figured that out!

Input signal out of range with HDMI to VGA adapter LE1901w

Hi!
Recently I acquired an LE1901w monitor to use as second screen. I'm trying to connect it to my Toshiba u925 using an HDMI to VGA adapter (because neither the monitor has a HDMI port nor the notebook has a VGA output).
I'm getting the message "input signal out of range" asking to change to 1440x920 @ 60Hz and it keeps showing until the monitor goes to sleep even when I change the settings as per requested.
I have an integrated Intel HD Graphics 4000 and i'm using the default Windows monitor drivers for Windows 8.1
Any comment will be helpful
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Hello @fbinim,
I understand that you are getting the message "Input Signal Out Of Range" and it is asking you to change to 1440x920 @ 60 Hz. I suspect this is a driver issue and you will need to ensure that your drivers are up to date on your computer. Just to be sure I would recommend if you could to move the HP LE1901W monitor to another computer and ensure that you do not have the problem there. If you do have it on another computer The issue you are experiencing appears to be a physical issue. Please call our technical support at 800-474-6836. If you live outside the US/Canada Region, please click the link below to get the support number for your region. http://www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/ww-phone-assist.html.
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Input signals out of range change settings to 1440x900 - 60Hz

I bought a new HP ENVY, I am now trying to re set up my former HP pavilion ..but I keep getting this message on my monitor"Input Signals out if range. Change settings to 1440x900 - 60Hz". I can not get past this! Help!

What is the exact model of PC you have?
What model is the monitor?
It sounds like the PC is trying to transmit the video at a resolution greater than what the monitor can support.
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No VGA or DVI input signal

I recently found my old HP Pavilion a6228x after 2 months of not using it, and hooked it up to my w1907 monitor with a vga cable. It says that there is no VGA or DVI input signal, with the black arrow pointing at DVI. I can't switch from DVI to VGA because everytime I press the menu button, the screen will say "Monitor going to sleep." The monitor works fine with my laptop and the same vga cable. Help?

Hi,
Since the monitor and cable are known to be good then make sure that you are plugging the video card into the video card's VGA port if a a video card is installed. If the video card has a DVI port then use a native DVI cable between the monitor and the video card.
If there is a video card in your PC then try reseating it (remove and replace). If that doesn't work then remove the video card and plug the VGA cable into the motherboard's VGA port.
Only connect one active video feed to the monitor.
Try a monitor reset. Unplug the monitor’s power cord and hold down the monitor’s power button for 30-60 seconds. Plug the monitor back in and power it up.
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Why am I not getting any input signal into logic X or GarageBand from my audio interface?

Hello all,
I'm completely new to all this so I will try my best here to give all the details needed.
So, I am using a Mac mini (2013 model: i7 overclocked at 2.6, 16 gbram) and a focusrite saffire pro 24DSP. Overall both are in perfect working order.
My problem, however, is that I am seemingly unable to get any form of signal from my saffire into either Logic X or GarageBand. I am trying to record guitar lined in and I have set all the settings in logic to what I think is right (software monitoring checked, output channels selected, saffire selected for both input and output) and I have set up my saffire mix control - I spent days reading the manual and watching online tutorials.
The saffire mix control is set up thus:
Input 1 - instrument
Daw 1+2 = GarageBand
Daw 3+4 = Logic X
Sample rate 41Khz
Master Output = stereo monitor mix (line outs 1 &2 to my monitor speakers)
Output 3+4 headphones
Is there anything missing here?
As far as this all goes, when I plug in my guitar I can get a very clear "raw" signal from the saffire mix control, but when I then go to set up a track in either DAW and assign the necessary line ins and outs, no matter what I do I cannot get an input signal, not even a partial one (I have the monitoring and record armed options checked btw). I am close to giving tearing my hair out.
I'm sure I am just missing something out?
Thanks in advance :-)

I've plugged into the interface a mic and an electric guitar.
I'm not sure what I did but the guitar is coming through (though it shows no signal on the interface). Mic input level on line, mic registers a tiny bit of sound when I hit the mic (on only one channel) but doesn't register any vocals when mic input is turned up to the max.
Odd thing: stereo/mono button reversed that is when the button is pushed in it equals stereo on the head phones when it says it should be mono and when the button is left unpushed it equals mono when it says it should be stereo.
Monitor is on and volume is at max.
GB system preferences don't list Input 1 or/and 2. Where do I find them?
I've tried everything I can think of. It feels as if I just need to find the right switch but I don't know where to look...

No input signal (relates to Native Instruments Guitar Rig 5)

Hi
I have scoured the net and this forum for solutions to this bizarre problem, but found nothing that solved my problem. Alos posted this question on the Native Instruments forum, but have had no replies).
Tech details:
I have a MAC Mini 10.8.3. My audio Interface is a Steinberg UR22. I use Logic Pro 9.1.8.
I have downloaded the GR 5 demo. It shows up and loads fine in Logic. Unfortunately, however, there is no input signal at all coming through to GR. Input and output paths in both MAC and Logic are all switched correctly to Steinberg. Audio Software Monitoring is also selected in Logic Audio. I have also selected and deselected the L and R channel icons in GR with no results, still no input signal. I have swapped audio input channel on the Steinberg. The cable works and is plugged in so it's not one of those Duh! moments either.
Now the funny part: As mentioned, when I open GR inside a Logic project, I get no input signal.
However, when i go to my NU folder and open GR there, I do get an input signal. I also get the 'file' etc tabs at the top and am able to check settings etc (which of course you can't do when you open GR inside Logic). However, any changes made in GR when it is opened in the folder do not affect the GR opened inside Logic, so there is no point changing anything in the settings.
The only other strange thing is that in the GR that does have an input signal...it plays both the GR sound that is selected as well as the 'dry' guitar sound, therefore messing up the real sound.
The fact that I do get a signal in GR when I open it outside of Logic does not help me at all, I need a signal in GR inside of the Logic project so i can make a test recording.
Does anyone here have a any suggestion or tips please?

First... when a plugin is used in Logic it is not standalone, in other words, If you aren't getting signal into Logic the plugin will not receive signal on it's own, that's not the way it works. The GR demo is inserted in Logic's signal path, if the signal is not getting into logic it's not going through the GH.
Alos, Logic runs indepently from the Mac's Audio preferences, so it doesn't matter what you set the Mac's system preferences to, it's only matters how you have Logic's preferences set.
go here:
http://documentation.apple.com/en/logicpro/usermanual/#chapter=2%26section=0
Read configuring your audio hardware..
Also, go here and make sure you're using the latest driver:
http://www.steinberg.net/en/support/downloads_hardware/downloads_ur22.html

Input signal not in range w1907

Input signal not in range hp w1907

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I have read your post on how your monitor is displaying an error message: "Input signal not in range", and I would be happy to assist you in this matter!
I am providing you with some steps you can try below:
Step 1. Unplug the power cord from the back of the monitor and the wall
Step 2. Hold the power button down for at least one minute
Step 3. Plug the power cord back into the monitor and then into the wall outlet (not a power bar or surge protector)
Step 4. Press the Menu button on the monitor
Step 5. Navigate to the Factory Reset option and select it
Step 6. Try a different cable connecting your monitor to your computer
If the above steps did not resolve your issue you can try the monitor on a computer or other device to see if the issue persists. If the issue continues, please call our technical support at 800-474-6836. If you live outside the US/Canada Region, please click the link below to get the support number for your region.
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Hp pavilion shows no input signal?

I have a Hp pavilion p6208f that came with 6GB RAM and 500GB Hard drive. It's about two years old and has both windows 7 and Ubuntu on it. Anyway the problem I've been having is when i turn on the computer it shows no input signal on the monitor. I use a VGA cord and nothing is wrong with it because I plugged it up to my laptop and the laptop info shows on the pc monitor. It had the same issue about two months ago so I bought a new video card ( a Nvidia Geforce210) and all worked well until a few days ago. A few days ago the pc started acting up again and displaying the no input message. After messing with the video card and jiggling it around I got it to work two nights but last night nothing worked.
Heres the things I've already tried from looking at other posts:
Did a hard restart. (unplugged power cord and held power button a little over a minute)
Took out video card and hard drive, and put them back in.
jiggled the video card around plenty in case it was just getting a bad connection
Hooked up VGA cord to laptop to make sure that wasn't the problem
Clean out the fans (the fans and everything work just fine still)
Turned the monitor off and on to make see if showed VGA active
The only thing i did not do was try a DVI cord plugged into it because I do not have one right now.
Anyone have or had the same problem? I'm hoping the video part of the motherboard is not going out, but could that be what's happening?

>I'm hoping the video part of the motherboard is not going out
Try the onboard graphic - so you can check it very easily.
Take out the additional card for this - graphics driver are nvidia?
If the vga port is covered, just uncover it - without graphics card you should get a video signal from the internal gpu port.
If you see no bios and nothing - is the pc reacting like he's booting up?
If no, then you have a problem with the internal gpu or maybe also with the memory.
Have you tried to use only one RAM?
Have you already re-seated them?
Btw.:
>I bought a new video card ( a Nvidia Geforce210)
I don't think that the 210 will be much better than your internal one.
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No signal on monitor...

Let me get straight to the point... When I power-up my PC there is no picture on the monitor. But, the Windows is loading; I can hear the sounds of Windows on my speakers. So, the PC itself is running normally, but there isn't any picture, like there is no input in the monitor. The problem gets resolved when I manually restart my PC. The picture suddenly comes back, and everything is back to normal. It only shows me something like: "Windows was shut down unexpectedly...", or something similar. I get to choose one of the options, and of course I choose to start Windows normally... I hope that you understand what I'm talking about.
I'm having this problem since I bought my new PC; a month ago. I assume that it has something with my SLI (2x MSI N460GTX Cyclone 1GD5/OC) configuration.
The proof that cause of this problems isn't the monitor is that I've bought a new one recently. Name of the new one is Acer S243HLbmii, the old one was Samsung SyncMaster T220HD. This annoying problem persist on both of those monitors. I have been using, only, the driver (form Nvidia's site) number 258.96 WHQL.
I would be very grateful for your help.

I tried to start my computer with only 1 (first one in the first slot) card and I had the same problems. Only thing I noticed, worth mentioning, is that when I detach HDMI cable from graphics card, on monitor screen I can see this message: "Cable Not Connected". So, it's different than situation where is just "No Signal", but cabel is connected in that situation.
After that I tried to use only second card, putting it in the first slot... And now... All the problems are gone.
I will leave this card (which was previously on the second slot) in the first slot, and put the first card on the place of the second card (second slot)... Connect them with SLI bridge, and see what happens.

Flash Player 9 causes input signal out of range

Hi,
since I reinstalled Windows XP everytime the Flash Player
runs, the screen turns black with the message: "Input signal out of
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Hi Chrissie402, sorry about the delay in the response. Holiday weekends some time come into play as I am sure you are aware. I have found a great document on Monitor issues. Please click on the link that I have provided. http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c00061509&tmp_task=solveCategory&cc=us&dlc=en&la...
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Gb - input signal dropout

hi all,
i've been working with garageband for nearly a decade, and have just this week begun encountering a brand new and rather crippling problem.
in working with real instruments, for instance electric guitar, after a period of time in any given session, garageband ostensibly stops receiving, or at least stops acknowledging and representing, signal of any kind, altogether. it seems to drop out after gb has not detected any input beyond minimal ground noise for a period of time, but that period seems to be widely variable, and it's curious because the ground hum should still be input. it has never seemed to drop out while playing though. i have to quit and relaunch the program to reinstate signal and monitoring. as you can imagine, having to do this many times during the course of a project isn't really reasonable.
in this case, i'm running an electric guitar into an m-audio fast-track pro interface, mono, via 1/4" cable. the fast-track is connected to the comp via usb. normally the instrument is being routed through an effects chain, preamp/amp, mixer, and lexicon mx200, before the fast-track, but i've subtracted all of these variables as a test, and this issue still occurs going direct into the interface. i have yet to pick up a new 1/4" to 1/8" adapter to test whether this occurs going straight into the computer's direct input.
has anyone else experienced anything like this or have an inclination as to what the issue could be?
more likely an interface issue?
something with garageband?
maybe even a sound card thing?
thank you!

one more detail i should have mentioned:
when the signal and monitoring drops out, gb does not indicate that an audio device has been removed, as it would if the interface were unplugged or turned off.

Since update download monitor shows "No Signal" and "Monitor Going to Sleep" over and over

I have an HP w2072a Monitor and a Pavillion p7-1436s computer. I run Windows 8. Since downloading an update yesterday, I cannot get my monitor to work. I have unplugged it, plugged it in, tried another monitor, tried another cable, turned the computer off and on several times, played with the sleep button, tried all the buttons on the monitor--nothing works. If I hit the "On" button, the light turns to blue briefly, I get the screen showing "No signal" then "Monitor Going to Sleep" comes up and the light turns amber---over and over again. Could this be related to the update I received? I think the update said it was setting a restore point, but with no monitor, I am stuck!

Hi dianthus,
Sorry to hear about the issue after doing the update. Do you recall what the update was for? I have included a document regarding your issue.
Computer Starts but Monitor Remains Blank Windows 8:
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Give those step a try and let me know how it goes.
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I am trying to log data from 4 voltage input signal using labview, but when i use DAQ assistant i am able to log data from one signal at a time only.

I am trying to log data from 4 voltage input signal using labview, but when i use DAQ assiatant i am able to log data from one signal at a time only.I am trying to get all 4 input data to logged in a single file againt time. I am new to Labview, I need to sample this data within a couple of days can someone help please.

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