Alright, to explain the problem, it isn't what I would consider a computer-ending flaw. It's annoying as h**l, and does tend to make doing anything extremely difficult. But doing things by definition of functioning, it accomplishes that.

Where it is falling short is every so often and, seemingly randomly, my computer will have the monitor 'cut off' and it will then either reset itself or it'll just whine that there's no signal even after reconnected a few times, to the point the only solution IS a improper restart. [[Which before I reformatted in hopes of FIXING this problem, it doing this about 52x consecutively caused incredible amounts of damage.]]

Just for the record...
- No the monitor's power button isn't stuck.
- Yes, I tried a different monitor.
- I have tried a different and new Video Card, but... the problem PREVAILS.
- It does not strike up any flags on anti-virus software; I tried Cyber-Defender.
- I did try a reformat, which I suspect even a worm, virus, or trojan would be destroyed from. The problem Prevails even now.
- Reading similar problems I tried double checking all connecting cords to the PC and monitor; again. But... yeah, same issue.
- I downloaded my video driver today after reformatting from NVIDIA, so it's most likely the newest one as well.

[[If any of those seem insulting, I apologise. I was asked some questions I felt really were unnecessary when I first went to others for help. The worst one being, "Is it plugged in?"]]

The cords on each monitor have been different and they have always been securely fastened to the PC; everything's in visibly proper and working order.

I'd really like help with this, because I'm already upset at losing so much information just from the reformat failing. And I want to know if I can avoid having to tighten my budget further by going to a repair specialist who; would likely at this point tell me "I need a new PC."

THANKS :>Since you have told us absolutely nothing about the computer and its HARDWARE, I doubt if we can offer anything more than the notion that it's probably hardware related. And you might well need a new PC.
See What information should I provide?

Tip: The monitor should not be disconnected or connected to computer while power is on (either monitor or computer). Neither should a PS/2 keyboard or mouse. Or anything to the parallel or serial port. You may, however, unplug or plug to a USB port while power is on (but Safely Eject USB external disks or flash drives before unplugging them to prevent data loss).

Quote from: Museigan on July 11, 2008, 11:14:48 PM

...every so often and, seemingly randomly, my computer will have the monitor 'cut off' and it will then either reset itself or it'll just whine that there's no signal even after reconnected a few times, to the point the only solution IS a improper restart. [[Which before I reformatted in hopes of fixing this problem, it doing this about 52x consecutively caused incredible amounts of damage.]]

It seems largely as though the problems are unprovoked.

it's been happening for a while now, it just wasn't ever this bad.