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My monitor keeps turning off
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I recently upgraded to the latest video driver for my video card and since then the monitor just turns off when I click on a youtube video.It doesn't do this every time, but there seem to be about a…Continue
Tags: GeForce, problems, nvidia
Started this discussion. Last reply by Ryan Cruey Aug 5, 2012.
Getting rid of a program that's using a port
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I am using Windows Vista. That's not the problem, but I figured knowing the OS would be a big helpfor suggestions.I have a program that needs to use port 9000 but it's already used by something…Continue
Tags: program, rogue, 9000, port, cslistener
Started this discussion. Last reply by JT Mar 5, 2010.
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DTM replied to Chuck Carlson's discussion 'My monitor keeps turning off'"I seriously doubt it's the driver. More then likely its the monitor itself, power supply or the hardware driver for the backlight tubes. If it's over 2 years old there is a good chance of this. If you have another monitor somewhere in the…"
Mateus Augusto Lopes replied to Chuck Carlson's discussion 'My monitor keeps turning off'"By what you said, maybe is the GPU drivers, restore to the old driver and maybe it can be solved."
Julie Davis replied to Chuck Carlson's discussion 'My monitor keeps turning off'"Try system restore to revert to your old driver that worked. Back up your files! "
Chuck Carlson posted a discussionMy monitor keeps turning off
I recently upgraded to the latest video driver for my video card and since then the monitor just turns off when I click on a youtube video.It doesn't do this every time, but there seem to be about a 50/50 chance of it happening. I looked on the nvidia forums and there are tons of complaints about this happening with 3D games. The only 3D game I use on a regular basis is Minecraft and have had no problems with it.I have installed older versions of the 9 series video driver and seems to help...…See More
JT replied to Chuck Carlson's discussion 'Getting rid of a program that's using a port'"Is there any Preferences or Settings that you can get to? Maybe you can change the port that the program wants to use to 9001 or something else."
Chuck Carlson posted a discussionGetting rid of a program that's using a port
I am using Windows Vista. That's not the problem, but I figured knowing the OS would be a big helpfor suggestions.I have a program that needs to use port 9000 but it's already used by something calledcslisten. After doing many searches over the past few days all I have read are many questionsand no actual answers. It doesn't even show up in the dos promt using the command 'netstat-ab'. But if I go to any website that scans your ports, mine is used by cslisten. (port 9000)I can't seem to find…See More
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