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kane 02-16-2006 04:58 PM

question about trouble with my monitor
 
I bought a monitor a little while back and it's having a problem. It's starting to have trouble displaying white. For example I will have something open like dreamweaver or word that has a white background and all of a sudden all the white kind of turns a light shade of blue/grey. It stays that way for a little bit then goes back to being white. Any ideas what may cause this?

I've tried the following:

Degause
Making sure everything it plugged in secure
updating my video drivers

Doug420 02-16-2006 05:24 PM

Do you have another computer you can try it on? It might be your video card.

kane 02-16-2006 05:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Doug420
Do you have another computer you can try it on? It might be your video card.

nope I don't I've made some calls and think I have it narrowed down but none of the answers are good ones. :(

Baker Rd 02-16-2006 05:28 PM

is it an old crappy CRT from 1999?

kane 02-16-2006 05:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Baker Rd
is it an old crappy CRT from 1999?

it is a crt but it is only about 6 months old.

From what I've learned it looks like it is the cable that is shorting. Unfortunatly the cable is hardwired into the monitor.

rowan 02-16-2006 07:59 PM

If it's only 6 months old then you should consider excercising your warranty options... depending on the store and manufacturer they may just swap it over on the spot for you.

Baker Rd 02-16-2006 08:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rowan
If it's only 6 months old then you should consider excercising your warranty options... depending on the store and manufacturer they may just swap it over on the spot for you.

Yup... especially if the cable is wired. Next time buy an LCD

Spunky 02-16-2006 08:04 PM

Send it back and exchange for a LCD

arg 02-16-2006 08:12 PM

Sounds like one of the RGB signal lines in the cable may be shorting. If bright red, green, or blue pixels on your monitor go to black at the same time as the white dims, then that's almost certainly it. White is a lot more obvious because it takes up more of the screen, but pay attention to the color changes too, and note which it is (red green or blue) if you take it in for repair. (White is made up of all three colors, so when one color goes out, it's still fairly bright). It could also be an RGB line short inside the monitor, but if wiggling the connector a bit affects the problem, then it's most likely cable-related.


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