I can't get the color right. What are the perfect setting?

Try manually choosing lower resolutions in your xbox display settings. My Insignia HDTV does that when switching resolutions like on Hulu in between commercials and then back to the show but only for a second or so. Also does this when going from the loading screens to the game screens for a few seconds when playing the game Split/Second

I'm not familiar with your set but sounds very much like its the color wheel at fault, if the picture shows perfectly but just lacks color and your set is a DLP with color wheel I'm 99% sure I'm correct.

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Just visit this site for details. I can't type in all the details by this window. The site name is "Electro-help". Search for it in internet. It is an electronic equipments' repair help site in English language. All about faults to DLP TVs, and its recitciations are described here in detail.

If set it is hooked to works ok then look in the DVD player menu (this problem is listed under DVD players) for a setting that will make picture have no color (perfect black and white image).

If no, you may have a circuit problem in the unit and unless it is an expensive and newer one---replace the entire player.

the 183 is entry into the tech menu===you need to test all the low value resistors around the convergence chips(only 6 or 8) and they will read low and a resistor with NO reading may be your problem.

Also these sets use a pico fuse going to each chip--either right with it or back at the source----know what a pico fuse looks like"

1) Right-click on an empty area of your desktop screen.

2) Left-click on Properties at the bottom of the list.

3) Left-click on the Settings tab.

4) In the middle on the right side; What does it state for Color quality?
It should state - Highest (32 bit)
If not left-click on the blue down arrow to the right of this box.
(Color quality box)

Left-click on Highest (32 bit)
Now go below to the right, and click on Apply.
Then go to the bottom left, and click on OK.

Still no change?
Go to your monitor, and monitor settings. See if the colors are set right.

Still no?
If the monitor is a flat LCD screen, see if there is another KNOWN to be good monitor cable, (From another computer?), to use for a test.

If you are using an older CRT monitor, it may be at the end of it's 'Life Cycle'.
(Looks like a small TV)

Regards,
joecoolvette

If all the the computers connected to this printer via network:

• Shut them all down except for one.
• Go to that computer and go to your printer and fax settings
• Identify the Hp OfficeJet 4515 and right click on the icon and select properties
• On the General Tab, click on the button that says, "Printing Preferences"
• Select the "Features" tab and go down to Color Options and check to see that the radial button is green for Print in Color option
• Underneath that, there is another setting thatsays, "Color Management".
• Check to see that it is already selected with, "ColorSmart/sRGB or Adobe/rgb
• Click Ok and return to the Properties
• Go to Color Management Tab and check to see that it is set to Automatic.
• Underneath that, you'll see "Color Profiles currently associated with this printer.
• Look to see that the field is populated, if not click on ADD, and select each color profile that is available
• Click apply, then OK
• Shutdown Computer
  

Turn the printer off, unplug the power from it, wait a couple of minutes, then plug power back to printer, then power it up.

• Restart the computer you were working with
• Go to printers and fax options window
• Select the HP OfficeJet 4515
• Right click, select properties
• On General tab, click on, Print Test Page
• Go to printer to see if printing test page
  
• Check to if the Microsoft Windows logo was printed in color

If it is in color, then print the color document you were previously attempting in color.
If it does not print in color, you will have to check your settings on the program that is being used for the document.

There is one way. Get way to go in to service menu and set conversions manualy. Remember to save. Tv will be ok