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How to Repair ‘No Signal’ Error on a Monitor

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If your company does not have an IT department, you will have to service your computers yourself when an error occurs. If the message “No input signal” is displayed on the monitor, the computer image is not being displayed on the monitor.

There are several possible causes for this error. To troubleshoot it, you need to find the faulty component, whether it is the cables connecting the monitor to the computer, the monitor itself, or even the video card in the computer.

What causes no signals on the monitor?

  • A loose HDMI cable can prevent your computer from displaying the output signal (and vice versa).
  • There may also be a faulty monitor cable.
  • There may also be a power problem that prevents the monitor from working properly.
  • The “No Signal on Monitor” error may be an indication that your PC monitor is ignoring your PC’s graphics output.

How to troubleshoot no signal on your monitor?

Make sure that the correct input source is selected

  1. Make sure your PC and monitor are turned on.
  2. Press the menu button on the edge of the screen.
  3. Navigate to Input Source and select the correct input source. For example, if you are connecting the monitor to the VGA port on your computer, set the Input Source to VGA.

Update the graphics driver

Update the graphics driver manually: You can update the graphics driver manually by going to the manufacturer’s website and searching for the latest driver for your video card. Be sure to select a driver that is compatible with your Windows system. read more

How to Resolve VIDEO_SCHEDULER_INTERNAL_ERROR on Windows 10

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The VIDEO_SCHEDULER_INTERNAL_ERROR error occurs if you have recently installed new hardware or software that causes a conflict between the video drivers and Windows 10. An internal video scheduler error is a blue screen of death (BSOD) that indicates that the video scheduler has detected a serious problem. The error is usually caused by the video card and its drivers and has an error code 0x00000119.

When the VIDEO_SCHEDULER_INTERNAL_ERROR error appears, the PC usually reboots, and the PC probably shuts down for several minutes before this error occurs. The screen seems to constantly freeze, which seems to frustrate many users. But before we move on to solve this problem, we first need to understand what is causing this VIDEO_SCHEDULER_INTERNAL_ERROR and then we can fix this error. read more

How to Repair “SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION” on Windows 10

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In Windows 10, a BSOD caused by a system service exception error (usually referred to as SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION) is exceptionally difficult to fix. Unlike the Windows memory management BSOD, this error can have several possible causes.

Don’t be surprised if this BSOD sounds familiar to you – this BSOD has been present in Windows for decades. Microsoft’s technical explanation says that this BSOD is usually caused when a running process on your computer tries to switch from “unprivileged code to privileged code”. read more

How to Troubleshoot Cursor Freezes/Stuck on Windows 10

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The cursor and the PC have been going together for decades. When the cursor stops working, it can be incredibly frustrating. If you don’t have an external mouse handy, the only way to navigate your PC is to use keyboard shortcuts. A touch-screen device can improve the situation, but not having to navigate with a mouse pointer is often not intuitive.

This is a problem for which the classic “off and on” is unlikely to be effective. Instead, you need to find a way to reactivate the trackpad, which can very easily happen unintentionally. read more

How to Prevent Mouse Pointer Auto-Selecting when Hovering Over a Hyperlink on Windows 10

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Does the mouse pointer on your computer select something automatically when you hover over it for a few seconds? Some Windows 10 users are complaining about a similar problem on the forum. If you encounter the same problem, don’t worry.

In this article, we are going to share some simple solutions with which you can easily solve this problem. But before we move on to more serious solutions, read what causes the issue,  it will help you understand your problem quickly.

Why does the mouse pointer automatically select when hovering over a hyperlink?

All Windows devices come standard with an auto-select feature. Although it may vary depending on the version of windows you are using, it basically does the same thing. This feature can be activated without your consent for a number of reasons. Whatever the reason, it is important to disable it, especially if you have not enabled this feature yourself. When this auto-select feature is enabled, users notice a floating selection problem. read more

How to Resolve Missing or Not Working Live Events in Microsoft Teams

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Microsoft Teams is an important collaboration platform that organizations use to share information between their employees. With the Live Active Events feature, employees can easily get the latest tasks and assignments on a single dashboard.

However, many users report that the Microsoft Teams Live Events feature has problems and stops working. So if you too have encountered this problem, you are not alone. Countless users are reporting the same problem. This problem can be caused by faulty internet or outdated software. read more

Fixed: OneDrive Icon Missing from the Windows 10 Taskbar

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OneDrive is a file hosting and synchronization service offered by Microsoft. It is an important tool in Windows, especially for those who want to synchronize files and folders. It also allows you to transfer files to cloud storage.

In Windows 10, OneDrive always appears on the right side of the taskbar. The icon is the gateway to access OneDrive. Unfortunately, the OneDrive icon can sometimes disappear from the taskbar, making it difficult for users to access OneDrive. In addition, the OneDrive icon also disappears from File Explorer. read more

How to Repair the Zoom Error Code 1132

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Zoom is the preferred collaboration and video conferencing software for millions of users around the world. Its popularity has increased dramatically in these volatile times we all live in.

But what do you do when Zoom stops working with an 1132 error and you can’t attend meetings? Obviously, you’re looking for a solution to fix this problem quickly. And that’s where this guide comes to the rescue.

What causes the Zoom 1132 error code?

How do I fix Zoom error code 1132?

Updating Windows 10

As with Zoom, you also need to update the device on which the Zoom app is running. So make sure that your device is updated. read more

Troubleshooting Stuck at the ‘Preparing to Configure’ for Windows 7 or 10

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If you use Microsoft Windows 7, you are probably familiar with the message “Preparing to Configure Windows. Do not turn off your computer.” This message appears when you turn on your computer. It means that your system is performing the necessary updates, which shouldn’t take more than 20 or 30 minutes.

I recently waited over eight hours with the same message on my screen during one of these routine updates. I wondered if it was due to a particular update, but it didn’t seem to be. I did a hard reboot, which is not a good idea under normal circumstances, but I had no other choice. After restarting the computer, it was stuck in the same setup process. read more

Solved: Sticky Notes Get Stuck When `Loading`

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Solved: Sticky Notes Get Stuck When `Loading`

Your Sticky Notes may not load if the installation of the Sticky Notes app is corrupted. In addition, competing applications (such as OneNote) may also cause the aforementioned error.

Users encounter this problem (usually after upgrading their operating system or application) when they try to start Sticky Notes and it freezes on startup (or the screen turns gray/closes) and they have to close it via the Task Manager.

Before you get to the solutions to fix Sticky Notes in Windows 10, be sure to close the Sticky Notes app through Task Manager and back it up to keep your notes safe. read more