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Monitor Issue
Under OS 10.1 - 10.1.2 I could not put my Pismo to sleep connect a monitor and expect my Pismo to wake up. I always had to shut down, connect the monitor, and restart. For me, 10.1.3 is a fix for the put to sleep without monitor wake up with monitor issue. However, adding/returning the feature you describe (was it

Tech: Monitor Problem
It seems the setup.exe installs some extra apps that let you do something in the control panel, maybe setting dual monitor mode? I installed a clean Win 2000 (reformatted the hard drive). Drivers work fine, just can't sort this dual monitor issue out. Any help appreciated. Peter.

TECH: Battlezone too bright (not a monitor issue)
So on this type monitor you know you have good horizontal up to the yoke by the fact you have HV to light the line in the screen. Look for, as mentioned stuff. If it's got a dual HV/horiz drive system like Krystel monitors or Sony HDTVs then there's going to be a complex diagnosing, not possible here for sure.

Screen refresh problem in Word 2002 - repost
I'm having problems with a new Samsung monitor (SyncMaster 700IFT) and I thought perhaps someone who knows such things could look at the following info and tell me if I've set something up wrong. The problem is a pinching of the top and bottom of the image (the pincushion controls have no effect on the top & bottom

LG monitor issue
My question to the group...is this an issue with my Voodoo 5 AGP, or perhaps a monitor issue, and what can I do to fix it if it is indeed a video card issue? Many thanks in advance. -----= Posted via Newsfeeds.Com, Uncensored Usenet News =----- http://www.newsfeeds.com - The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World!

Monitor issue
What I am trying to do is ascertain whether this is a monitor issue or a cable/signal issue. The exact nature of the problem is a kind of "ghosting" of on-screen features. For example, if there is a dark horizontal line on the screen, a light coloured "smear" carries on after the line ends on the right-hand side.

Weird Monitor issue when coming out of Standby
I have an Acer Aspire (166mhz) with a Model 7176is 431 Monitor. This whole system was purchased in December 1996. I am having issues with the monitor suddenly going off. The green light on the monitor goes out and is replaced by an amber light. The computer remains running, but I can't see anything on the monitor.

Monitor Issue
I have since added an old ATI Rage II PCI card, that I had laying around, to enable the use of a second monitor to use as a reference monitor while in Win2000. The issue is that when I set the BIOS to boot the GeForce2 card first, the ATI doesn't work. Windows finds the card but just doesn't allow me to use it.

Problem - monitor or video card?
I have a Windows XP professional system with a brand new AL1715 Acer LCD monitor. My system is setup to go to the welcome screen after deactivating the screen saver. I reboot the computer and things work again for a while. I have the proper drivers loaded and would appreciate some input to resolve this issue.

Dual Monitor Issue. Can someone Duplicate
Debra Earle theb...@intranet-works.com corelsupport wordperfect8suite-wordperfect Per JJ's & other posts, it's a video card issue, not a monitor issue. However, many PC's show the display card type as soon as you power up, before the BIOS info is shown. Or, you could open the case & see what's in there.

Dual monitor issue
It gives the impression that the screen resolution is rapidly changing. So the screen fluctuates between full screen and about 3/4 screen very rapidly. I have borrowed a known good monitor to try this evening, but if anyone has met this issue before I would be grateful if you share your fix. TIA Fred.

Linspire - monitor issue
kk7gw kk...@yahoo.com microsoft public windowsxp hardware I'm assuming the card itself has 2 monitor output connections? If so, the only way to enable it is with specific drivers for the card. Go look on Visontek.com for the latest drivers that are XP compatible, if that doesn't work, you'll need to contact the

Monitor and 8600 Question
Brio 8430 This issue happens with different monitors..(so I'm fairly sure that it is not a monitor issue). Problem: The image that shows on the monitor is I can fix this by adjusting the monitor-but this does not seem to be an acceptable solution. I think this issue may have actually burned out the monitor.

Fuzzy monitor issue.
Jeff Richards JRich...@msn.com.au microsoft public win98 display multi_monitor This is not a monitor issue, but a problem with the video adapter card. This is copied from a response to a query posted just before yours: quote/ Do Start / Run / MSConfig and make sure Normal Startup is selected.

Off Topic, need guidance
Version: 6.0.467 / Virus Database: 266 - Release Date: 4/1/2003 Your card does not support CRT and DVI monitor at the same time. It is only support CRT and TV or DVI and TV, same as mine. Bad issue, I know it after baught the card. --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system

Window frames
This cannot be a monitor issue, what else about the video card coudl be causing this? Thanks for the help. docprego "Reido" <re...@sympatico.ca> wrote in message news:rea5tt4a4csnlph1riubde6lgsukj382gs@4ax.com... On Sat, 20 Oct 2001 20:11:55 -0700, "docprego" <docpr...@lvcm.com> wrote: Hello all, I have an ATI AIW

Some concern on startup. Nascent monitor or PS problem?
Patrick McDonnell patri...@troop98.org comp hardware Hi - I have a somewhat odd problem - there was a spot of dust or dirt on my monitor, so I wiped it away with my sleeve. The spot seemed to move around (or, at least, not go away) so I went and got a papertowel and some windex to do the job right.

Some concern on startup. Nascent monitor or PS problem?
Try a different monitor and see if it does the same thing. If it does, the problem is more likely with your video card. It may be as simple as a driver update. Of course, if the problem goes away with another display, it could be the settings on the Dell. Check if the Dell's controls have settings for resolution

Tempest monitor issue
Xylor xy...@rolyx.com comp sys ibm pc hardware video This problem is more than likely a monitor issue. Most video card issues will be 'digital' in nature, in that they will be pixel bound effects such as banding, color problems, corrupt display (missing pixels, misplaced pixels, etc...), or other problems that

Monitor issue
Is this a monitor hardware issue or is it a Windows 2000 issue? It's a monitor issue. The monitor may have controls that let you adjust that. If it doesn't have them or they don't fix the problem, the monitor may be going bad. It's also possible that a bad power source or cable or interference from another device