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TITLE
Mac OS X Server: Monitor Screen Is Black
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Article ID:
Created:
Modified:
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60134
3/16/99
11/2/00
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TOPIC
DISCUSSION
Symptom
The monitor on a computer with Mac OS X Server is black.
Solutions
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Press any key. (The computer automatically dims the display when left idle; press a key to reset the display. You can set the dimming interval in Monitor Preferences.)
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Make sure the monitor is properly connected and adjusted. See the manual that came with your monitor for more information.
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Make sure the computer has a compatible video card. Shut down your computer by halting Mac OS X Server, then remove the video card. See article 60135 "
Mac OS X Server: Halting the Server and Restarting From the CD
." See article 30604 "
Mac OS X Server: System Requirements
" for information about compatible video cards.
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Make sure the resolution in Monitor Preferences is set to a resolution that works with the monitor.
1. Shut down your computer by halting Mac OS X Server
2. Restart the computer using the Mac OS X Server CD. This resets your monitor
3. Use the System Disk application to select your Mac OS X Server hard disk as the startup disk
4. Restart your computer
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