Do you see anything on the monitor at all during the boot process -
anything?
If not either the monitor or the video card went bad. It could also be a
cable connection from the monitor.
If you DO see some early screen activity, you likely damaged your video
drivers or some such. If so, it's time to reinstall the operating system.
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Regards,
Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User
(For email, remove the obvious from my address)
"Patrick" <> wrote in message
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> Last night I installed a tune-up program. I did 2 things - one was
> supposed
> to correct registry. Second was I unchecked a whole bunch of stuff from
> start-up. Clearly I made a mistake somewhere. After restarting my
> monitor
> is not receiving any signal, not even thru the start-up process. I tried
> to
> access thru go-to-my-pc but it says I am not connected.
>
> How do I go back or undo the changes if I can't see the screen? Any help
> would be greatly appreciated!
>
> Than you,
>
> Patrick
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