Summary: Although the PC end of monitor cables are all the same, the way they connect inside the monitor is proprietary. Otherwise you could just use a cable ...
Summary: "Otherwise you have to go into the monitor and unsolder and resolder a new cable inside the monitor case." B aaaaaaaaaa loney Am I to understand tha...
Summary: okay, there are vga monitor cables for sale, but i've seen enough monitors where the vga cables permanently attached to the monitor. or am i wrong? is...
Summary: Yeah I had already done some research and found this one, http://www.lik-sang.com/info.php?category=219&products_id=3166& But I really was wanting to ...
Summary: my monitor is missing the red color. i checked the cable connection and noticed that one of the pins has broken off and is stuck in the socket on the...
Summary: female end is it 9 or 15 pin & on both cables , on the male ends are they 3 rows of 5 pins but some are missing?. you probably can switch cables on th...
Summary: hi, I had someone give me a monitor with the cable chewed up by a dog.. so it is in about 3 pieces. I am trying to find a new open ended cable on the...
Summary: I posted here before about a weird color display on my monitor. I found out that it is the cables problem. When I twist it a certain way, the image ...
Summary: Hi, A PC I built recently will not boot unless you first disconnect the monitor cable. With the monitor connected, you press the on button, fans start...
Summary: Hi all!! Just a strange thing happening... A LCD 15" OEM monitor installed on a fresh Windows 98 install does not seem to like above 16 colours and th...
Summary: I have a bad monitor cable(has a week spot that changes colors) I tried to open the case but got too scared of what other people said about them KILL...
Summary: I have an ATI Radeon 9700 All-in-Wonder. Just recently it started acting up on me. First it would create blue blocks and red lines when the screensave...
Summary: Check your video card connections. Make sure your monitor cable is attached firmly. Also make sure the video card is fully pushed into the slot on t...
Summary: Hi. Recently I built a computer for myself and all seemed to be working well. However, when I let the computer sit by itself, the monitor seems to tur...
Summary: If possible try your monitor on another system and vice versa. If it's the monitor then it's possible colour settings might have been fiddled with in ...
Summary: I posted a couple of days ago about problems with my color in my monitor. The screen was turning a light green color at times, when it should have bee...
Summary: 1) How hard would it be to cut the crappy end off the cable and attach a new one? That depends on your skill level. JimPIM can do it. I can do it to...
Summary: Motherboard: SystemBoard pc100 slot 1/socket 370 M741LMRT When I record sound I have all this noise over the top of it. It's all plugged in fine. I ca...
Summary: Built this machine about a month or so ago. Pretty much have most of the bugs worked out, but there's still a few problems I'm not entirely certain h...
Summary: My monitor keeps sort of waving from site to side much like a flag in the wind, but in a vertical position. Might have something to do with the power,...
Summary: Sorry for the delay,you were right birdman as you mentioned my monitor cable attached directly on the CRT at the back which end with socket.I could pu...
Summary: my father has been using his system for many years. Its a Packard Bell Pulsar c400. Recently whenever he has used it for about an hour the screen app...
Summary: Two quick questions; 1) Is the monitor cable fixed to the back of the monitor, or can it be removed? 2) Are there any openings in the back of the case...
Summary: Hi, My sister has a problem with her PC which I am stuck on so maybe someone can help. It started yesterday when she said she had no internet (we use ...
Summary: I'm having a very odd problem with my computer. I think it's some sort of hardware problem, but honestly, I have no idea what part it could be. Okay,...
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