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Power Supply
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josepablomir
IS-IT--Management
Yes it can be.
If this question is related to the other you have made about the monitor who doesn't work, you should star by plugging this monitor directly to the wall outlet, without connecting it to the PC. If it doesn't light any LED or make any noise you should take it to a technician.
Regards,
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Jose P. Mir
jpm@jpmir.net
If this question is related to the other you have made about the monitor who doesn't work, you should star by plugging this monitor directly to the wall outlet, without connecting it to the PC. If it doesn't light any LED or make any noise you should take it to a technician.
Regards,
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Jose P. Mir
jpm@jpmir.net
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