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hi have just turned on comp and the colours r pink and green. Have`nt altered my display or anything. i was wonderin if its a fault in the monitor, or is a colour tube on its way out. please advise
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Cerridwen
michelle said:hi have just turned on comp and the colours r pink and green. Have`nt
altered my display or anything. i was wonderin if its a fault in the
monitor, or is a colour tube on its way out. please advise
And have you done any troubleshooting - like trying the monitor with another
system, for example?! Or was posting here the first thing you did? Try the
monitor on another system and post back. I suspect the monitor is going to
need to be replaced, though.
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shawn
Try left click on an empty spot on the desktop, go to-----Original Message-----
advise
properties, right click settings. Is your color settings
correct? RE: 16 colors, 256 colors, high colors {16 bit},
true color {24 bit}. Sometimes when I put my daughters'
games in the colors seem to change to adjust to the disk
setting. Ididn't know my comouter could do this until it
did, but I would have to go back and correct the color
when she was done playing the game. This may help. Please
let me know.
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Dell
This is most likely caused by the cable plug not being tight in the PC's
socket, or there is a loose connection somewhere in the cable or inside the
monitor. The symptoms you describe are usually caused by a single color
signal not reaching the display properly.
If all connections are tight, then first check the display on another
computer/laptop/whatever you can get your hands on. If problems persist,
borrow another monitor from a friend or bring you PC to their place to prove
it's the monitor and not your video card. (VERY low probability it's the
computer output doing this.) Unless you have a very expensive monitor, plan
on replacing it. Repair costs are about the same as getting a replacement
monitor nowadays.
monitor, or is a colour tube on its way out. please advise
socket, or there is a loose connection somewhere in the cable or inside the
monitor. The symptoms you describe are usually caused by a single color
signal not reaching the display properly.
If all connections are tight, then first check the display on another
computer/laptop/whatever you can get your hands on. If problems persist,
borrow another monitor from a friend or bring you PC to their place to prove
it's the monitor and not your video card. (VERY low probability it's the
computer output doing this.) Unless you have a very expensive monitor, plan
on replacing it. Repair costs are about the same as getting a replacement
monitor nowadays.
altered my display or anything. i was wonderin if its a fault in themichelle said:hi have just turned on comp and the colours r pink and green. Have`nt
monitor, or is a colour tube on its way out. please advise