Dell S2409Wb power switch bypass?

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  • freakytiki4u
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    • Aug 2009
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    Dell S2409Wb power switch bypass?

    Anyone know how to bypass the Monitor Power Switch on a Dell S2409Wb Monitor? They power switches on these monitors are incredibly fragile and I would like to completely bypass the factory power switch and install one of my own or tell me which points to jump so I can get it come on. Thank you for any assistance.
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