Since moving it caused the problem, the first thing that comes to mind is a loose cable or bent/broken pin. Does jiggling the cable at either the monitor or computer end get any results? If not, unplug the cable and look for a bent or broken pin. The cable may be so old that by moving it you broke a wire inside. Beg, borrow a working cable to try.
>I have a Compaq Presario 7462, yes it is old and i am cheap, but it has no video output to the monitor. The monitor says no input signal when i turn the computer on. The only thing i did was move it to clean behind it and now that is what i get. It has the integrated video and all on the motherboard. Any clues as to why or what the problem is? TIA!!
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