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Hard to diagnose this kind of problem remotely. Although it sounds like hardware problems.
You said 3 different machines. So some questions.
- Are the machines send to the same customer or different ones.
- Do you use the standard vga interface (embedded or card).
- Does the customer have no text at all or only during boot.
- Have you tried a standard lcd yourself on the server.
Hard to diagnose this kind of problem remotely. Although it sounds like hardware problems.
You said 3 different machines. So some questions.
- Are the machines send to the same customer or different ones.
- Do you use the standard vga interface (embedded or card).
- Does the customer have no text at all or only during boot.
- Have you tried a standard lcd yourself on the server.
Hi there ! Thanks for trying to help
1.) Sent to different customers
2.) I use the standard onboard vga connection, vga cable to big screen
3.) No text at all
4.) Yes, standard lcd small monitor, and nothing
I am so doubtfull that we will have 3 out of 6 servers now with "faulty" vga ??
I guess the only test is to bring one back all the way and plug it into our setup screen here in the office.
It makes no sense, I know
If the PC shows sweet nothing from switch on, then it tells me it is vga related, because once you have waited 3 minutes or so for the server to boot, I can log into it remote, and all fine, it is just when you stand infront of it and try to work on the actual server, there is no display.
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