S5610y monitor not recognized

Have a Slimline s5610y that the monitor is not recognized by the computer. I have tested monitor with another computer, monitor is good. I have tried another monitor with the s5610y and still not recognized. I have tried VGA and DVI, nothing works. I know hard drive comes on, I can hear it power up and go through the motions without capturing the monitor. Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance.
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