Comments for LCD monitor buying guide http://www.lcdmonitorbuyingguide.com/blog LCD displays, plasma and touch screen Sat, 04 Sep 2010 01:08:54 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 Comment on Weird computer monitor problem? by oneinunity http://www.lcdmonitorbuyingguide.com/blog/weird-computer-monitor-problem/comment-page-1/#comment-2998 oneinunity Sat, 04 Sep 2010 01:08:54 +0000 http://www.lcdmonitorbuyingguide.com/blog/weird-computer-monitor-problem/#comment-2998 This is the same thing that happens when you switch the computer off. The amber light is simply an indication that the monitor is not receiving a signal. This MAY be a problem in the monitor itself, but the odds are firmly against it. It may also be a broken wire in the cable, near the plug, which you may be able to check by moving it a bit and checking if the amber light changes to green momentarily, but chances that this is the case are very low as well. Some people suggest it may be the display driver but - again - this can hardly be the case as it worked well before. But you can check this by starting up Windows in Safe Mode. If that results in a steady (but low-resolution) display it is the driver, otherwise it is not. Internet or local, or whatever program you use, have nothing to do with it. And while it may not be impossible that there are viruses around that switch off all graphics drivers I have never heard of them. This leaves a probability of more than 99% that the problem is in the graphics card itself, or its connector. Open the computer cabinet and take the graphics card out. You can use a pencil eraser to clean the gold coated contacts of its seating. Be sure to remove all debris from the eraser before reinserting the card. This may very well solve the problem. If it doesn't, all that you can do is replace the graphics card. Success!<a href="http://www.autostires.com/avon-tires-279"> oneinunity</a> This is the same thing that happens when you switch the computer off. The amber light is simply an indication that the monitor is not receiving a signal. This MAY be a problem in the monitor itself, but the odds are firmly against it. It may also be a broken wire in the cable, near the plug, which you may be able to check by moving it a bit and checking if the amber light changes to green momentarily, but chances that this is the case are very low as well. Some people suggest it may be the display driver but – again – this can hardly be the case as it worked well before. But you can check this by starting up Windows in Safe Mode. If that results in a steady (but low-resolution) display it is the driver, otherwise it is not. Internet or local, or whatever program you use, have nothing to do with it. And while it may not be impossible that there are viruses around that switch off all graphics drivers I have never heard of them.

This leaves a probability of more than 99% that the problem is in the graphics card itself, or its connector. Open the computer cabinet and take the graphics card out. You can use a pencil eraser to clean the gold coated contacts of its seating. Be sure to remove all debris from the eraser before reinserting the card. This may very well solve the problem. If it doesn’t, all that you can do is replace the graphics card. Success! oneinunity

]]> Comment on Computer Problem – Computer Beeps and There is No Signal to The Monitor? by Engel http://www.lcdmonitorbuyingguide.com/blog/computer-problem-computer-beeps-and-there-is-no-signal-to-the-monitor/comment-page-1/#comment-3020 Engel Fri, 03 Sep 2010 19:41:19 +0000 http://www.lcdmonitorbuyingguide.com/blog/computer-problem-computer-beeps-and-there-is-no-signal-to-the-monitor/#comment-3020 Something is going on in the POST. Look at your motherboard instruction manual to find out what the beep code means. Then fix\replace it. On my mobo 1 long then 2 short means a RAM problem so 2 short then 1 long might mean the same. If you know how to take RAM out, try swapping the slots they are in (if u have any spare) if you don't its really easy. Somewhere like will show you how.<a href="http://www.realfreshfood.com/natural-food/natural-food.htm"> Engel</a> Something is going on in the POST. Look at your motherboard instruction manual to find out what the beep code means. Then fix\replace it. On my mobo 1 long then 2 short means a RAM problem so 2 short then 1 long might mean the same. If you know how to take RAM out, try swapping the slots they are in (if u have any spare) if you don’t its really easy. Somewhere like will show you how. Engel

]]> Comment on Computer Monitor problem? Spiritually speaking? by L Reborn http://www.lcdmonitorbuyingguide.com/blog/computer-monitor-problem-spiritually-speaking/comment-page-1/#comment-3001 L Reborn Fri, 03 Sep 2010 16:11:18 +0000 http://www.lcdmonitorbuyingguide.com/blog/computer-monitor-problem-spiritually-speaking/#comment-3001 How old is the computer? It could be your graphics card or simply age... what a minute...why is this here?<a href="http://www.qualitylawnmower.com/sears-lawn-mower.htm"> L Reborn</a> How old is the computer? It could be your graphics card or simply age…

what a minute…why is this here? L Reborn

]]> Comment on Computer Monitor problem? by रोहित सिंह - The Rider http://www.lcdmonitorbuyingguide.com/blog/computer-monitor-problem-3/comment-page-1/#comment-2994 रोहित सिंह - The Rider Fri, 03 Sep 2010 09:54:40 +0000 http://www.lcdmonitorbuyingguide.com/blog/computer-monitor-problem-3/#comment-2994 Hmm, You need to 'Degauss' your monitor. Put you monitor in 'Degauss' mode if the option is available in your monitor's front panel. Now, switch off the monitor, Plug both cables out and leave the monitor for 2 hours. Now it will work fine and with proper contrast. Good luck.<a href="http://www.prohomeschool.com/georgia-homeschool.htm"> रोहित सिंह - The Rider</a> Hmm, You need to ‘Degauss’ your monitor.
Put you monitor in ‘Degauss’ mode if the option is available in your monitor’s front panel.

Now, switch off the monitor, Plug both cables out and leave the monitor for 2 hours.
Now it will work fine and with proper contrast.
Good luck. रोहित सिंह – The Rider

]]> Comment on Computer/monitor problem? by old peculiar http://www.lcdmonitorbuyingguide.com/blog/computermonitor-problem/comment-page-1/#comment-3047 old peculiar Fri, 03 Sep 2010 09:21:04 +0000 http://www.lcdmonitorbuyingguide.com/blog/computermonitor-problem/#comment-3047 Install operating system.<a href="http://www.safedebthelp.com/credit-card-debt-help-save.htm"> old peculiar</a> Install operating system. old peculiar

]]> Comment on Dell Computer Monitor Problem – Weird? by Kabuki http://www.lcdmonitorbuyingguide.com/blog/dell-computer-monitor-problem-weird/comment-page-1/#comment-3037 Kabuki Fri, 03 Sep 2010 08:42:22 +0000 http://www.lcdmonitorbuyingguide.com/blog/dell-computer-monitor-problem-weird/#comment-3037 Yoou might try the "degauss" button on it to see if that helps.<a href="http://www.batterybackupguide.com/apc-ups-battery-backup.htm"> Kabuki</a> Yoou might try the “degauss” button on it to see if that helps. Kabuki

]]> Comment on computer monitor problem (dell)? by Adil http://www.lcdmonitorbuyingguide.com/blog/computer-monitor-problem-dell/comment-page-1/#comment-3034 Adil Fri, 03 Sep 2010 03:46:39 +0000 http://www.lcdmonitorbuyingguide.com/blog/computer-monitor-problem-dell/#comment-3034 try it with a different monitor....( then you will know if it is your graphics card that cusing the problem ) try a differnt monitor power cable.<a href="http://www.resumeminers.com/Job-Interview.htm"> Adil</a> try it with a different monitor….( then you will know if it is your graphics card that cusing the problem )
try a differnt monitor power cable. Adil

]]> Comment on Dell computer and Monitor problem. Everything on the screen is really big? by Fritz S http://www.lcdmonitorbuyingguide.com/blog/dell-computer-and-monitor-problem-everything-on-the-screen-is-really-big/comment-page-1/#comment-3011 Fritz S Fri, 03 Sep 2010 03:11:17 +0000 http://www.lcdmonitorbuyingguide.com/blog/dell-computer-and-monitor-problem-everything-on-the-screen-is-really-big/#comment-3011 CALL DELL THEY CAN HELP YOU.<a href="http://www.doggydisease.com/"> Fritz S</a> CALL DELL THEY CAN HELP YOU. Fritz S

]]> Comment on Computer Problem – Computer Beeps and There is No Signal to The Monitor? by Iain http://www.lcdmonitorbuyingguide.com/blog/computer-problem-computer-beeps-and-there-is-no-signal-to-the-monitor/comment-page-1/#comment-3019 Iain Fri, 03 Sep 2010 02:13:30 +0000 http://www.lcdmonitorbuyingguide.com/blog/computer-problem-computer-beeps-and-there-is-no-signal-to-the-monitor/#comment-3019 Depends on your BIOS manufacturer but 2 short one long - either your graphics card has had it or you motherboard has. Becaue there is nothing on screen my first guess would be the graphics card<a href="http://www.supersportsstore.com/protection-7785"> Iain</a> Depends on your BIOS manufacturer

but 2 short one long – either your graphics card has had it or you motherboard has. Becaue there is nothing on screen my first guess would be the graphics card Iain

]]> Comment on HDTV as a computer monitor problem? by Misc Tech Advice http://www.lcdmonitorbuyingguide.com/blog/hdtv-as-a-computer-monitor-problem/comment-page-1/#comment-3025 Misc Tech Advice Fri, 03 Sep 2010 01:26:42 +0000 http://www.lcdmonitorbuyingguide.com/blog/hdtv-as-a-computer-monitor-problem/#comment-3025 1366x768 = HD (720p) Really just depends on your TV. Some of them only like 1280x720..<a href="http://www.englishoverseas.com/teach-english/teach-english-croatia.htm"> Misc Tech Advice</a> 1366×768 = HD (720p)

Really just depends on your TV.
Some of them only like 1280×720.. Misc Tech Advice

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