Loss of signal with a VGA connection, DVI or HDMI
Possible solution:
If there is no xorg.conf file, run the command X-configure. This command will create the home user who is sitting in a model of the xorg.conf file. Then move that file to the right place, which should be in / etc/X11/xorg.conf (may vary with the distro used). The final step lest the problem with signal loss is uncomment the xorg.conf file Section "Device" video card the following line:
Option "HotPlug" "0"
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