Cables connect monitors and desktop computers. The monitor displays every input given to a computer in a manner that the user can understand. The computer signals what the monitor will display. When you see a “No Signal” message on your monitor, it means your monitor does not receive a valid video signal from the computer. This article will explain what you can do if your Acer monitor displays a No Signal message.
Why Your Monitor May Show a No Signal Message
When your smartphone is connected to the car via Bluetooth, you will see a No Signal message on your car’s display. This is because the Bluetooth connection was not established between your smartphone and the car. If you see this message, check if your smartphone and the car are in the range of each other. If they are, try connecting again. How to connect to the car via Bluetooth To connect your smartphone to the car, do the following:
- Open the Connections app on your smartphone and select “Bluetooth”.
- Select “Bluetooth” and then select the car.
- Press the “pair” button on your smartphone.
- When prompted by the phone, press the “OK” button to confirm that you want to pair it with the car.
- The connection is now established between your smartphone and the car.
- The car’s display will show a “No Signal” message until the connection is established.
- Your smartphone is now connected to the car via Bluetooth.
How To Fix Acer Monitor No Signal Issue
Check The Cable Connections
As explained above, the No Signal issue on a monitor can be caused by improper cable connections. The first thing that you need to check is your cable connections. Try the following things to see if the problem is resolved:
- Verify that the cable is not loose.
- Connect the video cable to the monitor and computer again after unplugging it.
- The No Signal issue is caused by the monitor not being connected to the right video source. Multi-input monitors generally suffer from this problem. Connect the video cable to the correct source if multiple computers are connected to one monitor.
Check Your Cable
Even if you have connected the cable correctly, your cable may be damaged if the No Signal issue still persists on your monitor. It might help to connect your computer to another monitor and see if the issue persists.
Check Your Video Source and Monitor
You might have turned on the monitor but not turned on your computer. When the monitor does not receive a valid video signal from a computer or source, it displays a No Signal message. Therefore, please check whether your computer is on or not.
In the event that your computer is on and you have checked your cable and connection, but there is still no signal, either your computer or your monitor is malfunctioning. Try these steps:
- Connect another display to your computer.
- Connect the same display to another computer.
Reset Your System BIOS To Default
You may be able to resolve the issue by resetting the system BIOS to default if you have tried all the methods explained above.
Please navigate to the Boot settings section on the main screen and set it to boot from the hard disk. Open your laptop and press the F1 key during booting. Then, you need to navigate to the advanced options page and then press Enter to enter into the BIOS setup. Try to restart your laptop and if the problem is still present, then repeat the steps mentioned above.
