I have install windows 2000 in my conputer and now my monitor is not working like before picture is to bad?
399434
I think you havn't installed your graphic card properly. look for it's driver for windows 2000. though you have to know your graphic card brand and model, do you?\nyou also can go to that graphic card production company website and look for driver there...
782225
Sounds like it could be a short in the wiring to the monitor. If it changes as you slowly open or close the monitor, then that is it. If it is visible before windows boots up, then that is it as well.
525720
frist press f8 while booting and choose safe mode. in the safe mode check whats the problem. go with normal boot ...chk display driver and may be this currupted so suggesting reinstall this. change ur monitor resolution frequency also if selected wrong one.\n\ngood luck!!!
25241
There are many situations that could cause that:\n1. Softwares (recover your windows\n2. Hardwares (reinstalling your display card)\n....\n\nPlease provide more about your monitor and situation more detailedly.
1013396
well you may have deleted the graphics<video> card installation by mistake...try installing the card's software again from its CD...\nyou may have to change your display properties...\nOpen Display Properties in Control Panel. \nClick the Settings tab. \nIf you are using multiple display support, click the icon for the monitor whose settings you want to change. \nIf you are not in safe mode, try each of the following steps. (In safe mode, these settings are already set to minimum values.) \nIn Color quality, click a lower setting. \nReduce the size of your desktop by moving the Screen Resolution slider to the left. \nClick Advanced, and check the Adapter and Monitor tabs for a Refresh Frequency setting. If this setting is available, choose a lower refresh rate or use the default setting for the adapter. \nAfter you make your changes, or to accept the safe mode settings, click OK. Restart your computer if you are prompted to do so. Do not select Safe Mode. \n Note\n\nTo open Display Properties, click Start, click Control Panel, click Appearance and Themes, and then click Display.\nif it won't work ...you should send it to a computer maintenance store....good luck
530111
I would guess that you are running to high a resolution. Try running in safe mode, to do that restart your system but when it says its loading Windows, start hitting F8. From there select safe mode, then when windows is loaded, right click on the desktop and change the resolution to either 800x600 or you could try 640x480. if those do not work, you may have a problem with your monitor. How old is the monitor? Maybe the monitor cant handle the video card.
523676
I've seen this issue with monitors that cannot handle the resolution and refresh settings that the video card is trying to display.  If you see the message and cannot access your display, you need to reboot, hit F8 for XP/2000 (or F5 if you have an older operating system) before you see the Windows Splash Screen and go into Safe Mode.  Once you are in Safe Mode, you want to right-click anywhere on your desktop and select Properties.  On the settings tab, you can adjust your resolution.  Usually the resolution needs to be lowered in order for the monitor to properly output the video.  I would do this first.  If you click on Advanced, you should be able to find the properties for the refresh rate as stated by the other answerer.  You may want to lower this as well if the "out of frequency" message continues to come up.  Hope that helps.
1025818
Did you have a power outage?  Surge perhaps?\nSomething took out the power supply right?\nIf you aren't getting any kind of beep code or anything and everything seems to be reacting normally.  The very first thing I would do is check to make sure the monitor didn't get toasted!\nAlways verify the monitor isn't fried before you go to the MB and other internal parts of the pc for troubleshooting a video related issue.  Did you get responses from the hard disk, or cd rom after the power supply was replaced?
918344
try the monitors with another computer, if it work then your graphic card may be gone or the software damaged, back up your files and perform destructive system recovery, if you want to make sure no corrupted files stays in your computer download kill-disk from killdisc.com, and then use the recovery disc
984243
It sounds like your video card got jarred loose, or is bad.  Try reseating it, if that doesn't work, you may need a new one.\n\nBy the way, the computer itself comes on, right?
745787
You may need to reinstall your video card or monitor drivers.  Check your floppies and CD's for them, if you don't have them, then check the manufacturers' websites out.  You can usually find your model information on the rear decal of your monitor and on the video card itself.
796636
it is because your monitor is not a windows compliance...it means that the driver of your monitor is not included in the package provided by microsoft...\n\nyou need to install your monitor's driver...
712672
I think every thing is OK.\nIf you see nothing on monitor than reinstall the AGP Card, RAMs  into the motherboard. \nCheck each connections into the motherboard and reinstall Windows. \nHope it will solve the problem other wise you will have to visit a technician.\nGood Luck!
259744
do you see ANYTHING during the boot process?\n\nif 'No', then disconnect the power and open the case and verify that the video card is pushed-down all the way.\n\nif is 'onboard video' (ie the vga connecter is up by the keyboard & mouse & audio connecters,) then try to plug in a different monitor, see if a different one displays...\n\nmake sure you're taking the Monitor's power cord or power supply with you to the P3 machine....  :-P\n\nHope this helps !
84210
If it is an older monitor, your picture tube may have gone bad (if so, you might as well throw it away), if it is new, i would supect the cble connecting the monitor and the computer is dammaged, or the connector at the end. Other than that, unless you have electronics expirience, thier is probably nothing inside it that is broken, that you could fix.
445301
Make sure the power cable and video cable are securely connected.  If that doesn't solve the problem, hook your monitor up to a friend's computer.  Same problem?  Then you have a bad display.  Works ok on a different computer?  Probably a bad video card in your computer.\n\nI'd also suggest using different power and video cables if you have access to others.  You might find that you just have a bad cable.\n\nGood luck
738808
if using windows go to your display or monitor properties screen, and look for something that says refresh rate and turn it up untill the lines go away, if that doesnt work your monitor might be going bad