Monitor no longer displays. I bought a new harddrive and began installing all the software from scratch; OS > Programs > Drivers etc. Everything worked fine until I installed the driver for my vidio card (NVIDIA FX 5700 le). When I adjusted the resolution...

to DVI, or the displays themselves, Sins of a Solar Empire developed a 'stutter' for lack of a better word, like every 3-4 sec, the display would hiccup. I am using an XFX 48701GB with mem clocked in BIOS at 950Mhz. As luck would have it I stumbled upon...

Monitor no longer displaying whole screen. Recently had to send a Samsung 932MW monitor back to ebuyer for repair (black bar on the side of the screen) and it's come back fixed, however it seems like they've installed the wrong software for the monitor. my...

forgets" which monitor is installed and then installs the drivers for the default monitor. once this happens, your monitor can no longer display the resolution you are using and wham no signal. the reason this happens during games for some people is that...

up the number and connects, but the call is dropped shortly after the destination FAX answers and supplies the first tone. At the same time, my FAX MONITOR is no longer displayed to indicate the status of the call. I have gone into the FAX PROPERTIES...

monitors are turned on, even if its display all dark, the pure black is still a bit lighter because of backlighting (for my 225bw) but after it flashes the image, that back light isn't there. So basically, after quickly flashing, it no longer displays anything....

I see and hear is the HDD light flicker and the heads move for a very short time; then nothing. The reset button appears not to work any longer. When I remove the video connector, the monitor displays the no signal screen. I tried getting to the BIOS setup...

a strange color (orange as opposed to the regular white). Windows begins to load and then my display cuts out (monitor seems to think there's nothing to display). FYI, Vista loads in safe mode with no display issues, and none of my temperature monitors...

you'll see this for > yourself. nobody has made a monitor that doesn't fade either. after a couple of years, monitors are no longer suitable for critical color work. in many cases, they become impossible to calib...