Windows / Screen Related Problems; Cd/Dvd-Rom Related Troubles; The Computer Hangs While Running A Program; No Picture Is Displayed On The External Monitor - Samsung R60 NP-R60FY series Service Manual

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4. Troubleshooting

◆ Windows / Screen Related Problems

24. The computer hangs while running a program.

→ If the running program causes an error:
In Windows XP, press the <Ctrl>, <Alt> and <Del> key combination, select the application
program and click on End Task in the Applications tab of the [Windows Task Manager] window.
In Windows 2000, press the <Ctrl>, <Alt> and <Del> key combination, select the application
program or an application that does not respond and click on End Task in the [End Program]
window.
→ If Windows does not respond, restart the computer. Restart the computer by pressing the Power
button.

25. No picture is displayed on the external monitor.

→ Press the Switch LCD/CRT Monitor function key and check if the screen output is output to
another display device.
→ Check if the hardware is out of order referring to the descriptions in the LCD related section of
the Hardware Troubleshooting.
→ For models with external graphics, replace the VGA board and check if it is out of order.

◆ CD/DVD-ROM Related Troubles

26. A disc is not recognized or read.
→ Check if the ODD module and the main board are properly connected with the 50 pin connector
→ Replace the ODD, if necessary.
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◆ Power-Saving Mode Related Troubles
27. Connecting a USB device to the computer in standby mode.
→ If a USB device is connected to the computer in standby mode, the screen may be abnormally
displayed.
You have to connect a USB device when the computer is operating normally.
28. A USB device is not working normally when the computer returns from standby mode.
→ In this case, separate and reconnect the USB device.
29. The picture is displayed abnormally when the computer running the Command Prompt (MS-DOS)
enters standby mode and then returns from standby mode.
→ Press the <Alt> and <Tab> key combination to display the picture on the screen.
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