Summary: If you already have a decent CRT monitor, use it until it dies or until the display gets too fuzzy or dim for you to tolerate. Buying an LCD monitor m...
Summary: What does "built-in power supply" mean when you shop for an LCD monitor ? This quote seems to appear in the specifications quite often. Any ideas ? ...
Summary: Hi Othehill I saw a web site with a 2005 announcement by Samsung that said there was a 7 day replacement policy for monitors with any dead pixels. Unf...
Summary: Are you in the US? ........... I just noticed you wanted to spend about $50 for a video card. You WILL immediately notice the difference when you inst...
Summary: I need to connect second monitor to my Desctop PC, Windows XP Professional and I 'm using ATI mobility/Radeon 9200 AGP , DAC(400MHz) , Bios Informatio...
Summary: Connect a monitor to the VGA port when the laptop is not running, then boot the laptop - in most cases the video on the external monitor will automat...
Summary: I have a Samsung 23" 2333 monitor connected for my laptop. It has 1900*1200 resolution. Everything looks great and so are the DVD movies. However when...
Summary: " I unplugged my monitor and plugged it back in because I thought that's what you do to solve problems." Monitors are NOT "hot pluggable" ! NEVER unpl...
Summary: Dear All, Hello! I am extremely disappointed these days b’coz of the way things are turning out for my HP 530 Laptop. And all these issues are happe...
Summary: Whats a good response time for an LCD monitor? Is 25ms good? I was looking at the http://www.viewsonic.com/products/lcd_vp191b.htm I dont really wan...
Summary: 8 times out of 10 you may have dust build up in your monitor via the vent at the top. The other 2 times I would wager that you are your way to needing...
Summary: If you don't have a connection for the cable on the video card or monitor, you'll need to buy a tv tuner card. Just stick it into a pci slot, install...
Summary: Spinal, I had the same issue on my Geforce 3 Ti500, even though it had a DVI and an analog output this does not mean it can run two monitors to make t...
Summary: .... also worth checking all the monitor connections for tightness. When it is working OK try waggling both monitor leads at each end. If it suddenl...
Summary: I just got this system a Thresher AMD K& Triton? don't even know yet what to call it. I pluged it in and put cd in to install drivers for new LCD Mo...
Summary: If the battery is okay, try it without the AC adapter plugged in. If it then works, you have a problem with the AC adapter, or it's cord, or the plug ...
Summary: I have an Hp Pavilion desktop and had to buy a new monitor. I bought a emachines 17f3. The problem is that I have light bands of grey running horizont...
Summary: Hi, I was recently given a Compaq 1520 LCD monitor, but without any cables, and I am now having trouble in finding the correct power cable to connect ...
Summary: Thank you gentlemen! I can't say I made up my mind but I got a lot better idea now.. I still have to consider the eye issue. Bobthearch, your link wor...
Summary: Is your monitor an LCD or regular monitor? LCDs adjust for refresh rates autimatically. Otherwise, you may have your display resolution too high... ...
Summary: "Sony Vaioo model VGN-FE11H" This site gets posts mostly from people in the US, UK, and Canada, probably in that order. I'm in Canada myself. It would...
Summary: Use a test suite that runs from a live cd or floppy to diag the screen or video adapter and main system. There is little one can do for a lcd screen. ...
Summary: Thanks for your reply. I connected the monitor to the D-SUB, and it displayed fine. Also, wiggling sockets does not cause any change to the display. A...
Summary: My card has a standard monitor connector, a round connector and a rectangle connector with square holes. In order to connect another monitor, which of...
Summary: Does your video card have two monitor ports? If it does, it's software/drivers has/have the built in ability to display most of the same things on two...
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