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Monitor not working right

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After watching the clip, I think it may be a video card issue.

To check (although a PITA):

1. Try switching monitors. If the same thing happens, I think it's a video card issue.
2. Try changing/replacing cables.
3. Have you installed the driver for your monitor?
4. Try re-installing drivers for video card. Remember to use Driversweeper to make sure of clean install.

Foolproof method to uninstall drivers:

1. Go to "control panel".
2. Go to "device manager" under "hardware and sound".
3. Under "display adapters", right click your VGA and select "uninstall".
4. Reboot into safe mode (F5 on BIOS post).
5. Run driversweeper and select NVIDIA components (not NVIDIA chipset component).
6. Reboot normally.
7. Re-install VGA drivers.

Good luck.

Firstly I must thank everyone for fast answers.

Rockdpm said:
Your graphics card can handle that resolution right....? have you checked?


Checked.

ubercake said:
Is this one of the Catleaps? Or the Yamakasi?


No, it is 3VIEW PCBANK Super PB2700, but it also is from korean that-kind-of.

hunuok said:
After watching the clip, I think it may be a video card issue.

To check (although a PITA):

1. Try switching monitors. If the same thing happens, I think it's a video card issue.
2. Try changing/replacing cables.
3. Have you installed the driver for your monitor?
4. Try re-installing drivers for video card. Remember to use Driversweeper to make sure of clean install.

Foolproof method to uninstall drivers:

1. Go to "control panel".
2. Go to "device manager" under "hardware and sound".
3. Under "display adapters", right click your VGA and select "uninstall".
4. Reboot into safe mode (F5 on BIOS post).
5. Run driversweeper and select NVIDIA components (not NVIDIA chipset component).
6. Reboot normally.
7. Re-install VGA drivers.

Good luck.


1. Already did, other one is working fine.
2. Already did, same problem.
3.Don't have any.
4.5 minutes ago did foolproof method. Still the same.

Could it be, that monitor is broken?
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