Compaq 7550 screen issues

not sure if the chip in the key needs some residual charge to retain data? If it does might be that some data was lost but this would not explain why the vehicle starts sometimes and sometimes does not

It might be that you have trouble with the car's main battery?
Does the starter always crank slowly?

sounds a little odd

A call to your local Honda dealer's garage/technical department might get you a better answer than you find here. I speak as a Honda owner of some years

You may try messing with the settings on the monitor. The menu buttons are usually on the front. Try to find something that deals with the color tones of the monitor. If messing with these settings doesn't fix your problem, then unfortunately, it is probably time to throw it out.

RMB click on the desktop and select properties from the drop down menu.

LMB click on the "Settings" tab.

Select "True colour"

Move the slider to read 1024 X 768.

Change the refresh rate to 50Hz.

This should get you back on an even keel, you should then be able to fine tune the settings to what you prefer.

Smells like a virus.

Boot in safe mode and run a comprehensive system scan.
Download HijackThis from trendmicro and run to weed out any virus that starts automatically.

If all else fails do a system restore to before this issue started.

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You may want to make sure all the pins on the VGA cable are OK, look for that first, if it is still the same then try it on another PC.

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u must click on any button on the screen and try to control one by one till u find the destination which u want

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there is a Windows XP setting to invert the picture (I guess it is if you hang the CRT upside down from the ceiling). I don't remember the key presses needed, but check under Properties for the CRT

Try moving the cable that goes into your graphics card i had a connection problem with mine, i either moved my tower or the cable to correct the problem

Safe mode it works forever?

Try reseting your video settings.
Right click the desktop
Go to properties
Click the settings tab
Choose your optimum resolution 600x800 and 1024x768 are most common. Unless you have a wide screen.

If that doesnt help try disabling programs that start with the pc. However unlikley it may see, if everything works fine in safe mode, it must be related.

Start > Run > Msconfig
Click the start up tab.
Click "Disable All"
reboot

How does it work now?