Princeton Digital VL1919 19" Monitor "display not" Questions

Not bad for a 12 year old display! I had a power supply (AC adapter) go out a while back. I am now using a power supply from an old HP printer that I got rid of. The plugs are the same, and the "Power

not display . Says to set resolution at 1280 x1024 . I used another monitor and changed the resolution and still didn't work. tried in safe mode, no good Check your video drivers and the software that

...display cable (not the one you connect to your pc) open the lcd display and look for a cable that is attached to the front glass display. check whether it is dameged.. it cannot be replaced you need ...

not display My Princeton Model VL1812 will not display when I boot up computer. The green power light is on. If I turn the monitor off with the monitor power button the CPU beeps continuiously. Hello,

...display on the screen even when I shine a flash light on it. From what you say there is probably not much you can do with it, the parts inside are SMD, to small to work on. If you could still see txt ...

display the desktop. This is on a Princeton Graphics VL180. Boot up in safe mode and selct VGA support, then set the video resolution to your Princeton VL2018 native resolution mode (1680x1050 @60 Hz)

...display updated drivers to my motherboard and now monitor gives out of range graphic agains a black screen. Not displaing desktop Try pressing F8 when starting the PC, but BEFORE Windows starts ...

...display message and I'm not able to log on to windows this way anymore. Any idea why it all of a sudden displays such a message? Thanks Sounds like you you have a video driver issues. Disconnect your ...

...display with vga or dvi. see faint white on screen. But with no cable connected, "no signal" error is shown. All 25V caps have slight bulge. +12V and +5V DC signals measured okay. Can it still be a ...

display works fine for awhile but it goes back to being white again after about 5 minutes. Any help would be appreciated. Here is two solutions: 1. Grab a LCD Color Tester, Run it through RGB. - If it