what happen to my CRT monitor?
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Buy A New One...The Part To Fix It Will Cost You $5 But The Labor Will Cost You $75 And You Can Get A Nice LCD For Just Above $125....
1003522
ur monitor might be out dated. I had a ol packard bell monitor that took 30 min to warm up and then it was blurry and all messed up becasue of it's old age.
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Our reception did that on our monitor.  We figured out it was the video card.  The easiest way to find out if that is the problem is to connect another monitor (perhaps a friend's) to your computer.  If it looks the same, then you know it is the card.
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Hello. I have had the same problem with my Dell 15" LCD. I don't know what happened when suddenly I'm playing a game and I'm thinking that the game's graphics are awesome because its raining and the thunder really lights up the screen. Then I realize that my pixels are fading, exactly how you described it. I tried unplugging everything and replugging it in again, but nothing seemed to work. I decided to go back to my old CRT monitor and for a few months that worked fine. As luck would have it, it broke as well. I decided to test my LCD again, and to my surprise, it worked now. After about two weeks, I unplugged everything because I was moving my computer to another room. When everything was replugged, the same problem plagued my monitor. That's when I've had enough. I called Dell Customer Service, which was really helpful, and they offered to replace my monitor with a new one even though it was out of warranty. I don't if there is maybe something wrong with the entire line of Dell monitors, but they sure were helpful and considerate. Of course you have to send back your old monitor, but they picked it up from my house and paid for the shipping costs as well.
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either reinstall your drivers, or buy a new monitor...\n\nwas there a power surge, or did you buy the monitor from another source?  many instances of this occurrance is the monitor is faulty and needs to be repaired/replaced...
729723
Do you have a CRT monitor (like a TV, rather than a flat panel)?  If so, it may be on its way out.  See if you can borrow a friends' monitor and see if it does the same thing...
897149
Your monitor should work just fine - it uses a standard hdb-15 cable to connect to your computer.  \nMake sure you change the voltage settings on your power supply (of your computer) - it is usually a red switch in the back of your pc (by the power cord).
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I'm thinking it's a power supply in the monitor.  You might want to try another monitor to assure yourself that the problem is indeed with the monitor.
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The first thing to do is check an make sure that you are running your monitor at the "native resolution".\n\nIn a flat panel display, the native resolution is the maximum resolution of the unit. Unlike CRT displays, the native resolution of a flat panel delivers the best quality. At lower resolutions, the quality varies considerably among different brands. However, increasingly, the quality is improving.\n\nThe next thing to check is the response time, the lower the better.\nAt one time 8ms was considered good for video, now there are 4ms and there may be lower.\n\nBasically this is the amount of time it takes a pixel to change, and of course, the faster the better. Older monitors didn't have very good response time and when you watched a quality video stream you received artifacts (square blocks) because the screen just could not keep up.\n\nHope this helps.
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Usually the CRT/LCD option on a laptop isn't regulated by windows though. hmm.. I'm pretty sure if your laptop has an S-Video out, it also has an SVGA out which you can just plug a normal monitor to it and use the CRT/LCD function on your laptop without problems.
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i know this will be a pain, but try it on another computer. this way we can tell if it's the monitor or the video card. I have a feeling it's the monitor. While you have the cable disconnected, check the pins. It's real easy to bend one.
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it will be in your display settings under colour adjustment \nor some computers you can adjuct useing the keys just consalt your manual \nelse it may be the backlight that has failed if it is an lcd monitor
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Don't whack your flat panel with your hand. It could be a cable, hardware, software or an electromagnetic issue.\n\nFirst, check your monitor cable for bent pins and try a different cable.\n\nWhen you installed your monitor, did your comptuer automatically detect and install a driver for it or did the monitor come with software?  Or is it possible your computer updated the driver software recently? You can try going to the manufacturer's website and under "support" looking up current hardware drivers for your monitor's model. Download and install the driver.\n\nThe easiest and best solution is to take it back if it's still under warranty.
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It looks like your monitor is either going bad or you have a loose connection.
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are u sure the cathode electron gun is not messed up if it is then throw it away don't try to fix the monitor cuz u will die
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it shouldn't do that, try to unplug the monitor from the pc and then plug it back
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it is a lose conetion in your moniter cable it is the same as mine u just need to fiddle with the cable