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HP W1907 Monitor goes black after resolution change

When any game changes my screen resolution, my monitor goes black. If i wait a couple of minutes and then turn the monitor off then on the monitor is ok.When any game changes my screen resolution, my monitor goes black. If i wait a couple of minutes and then turn the monitor off then on the monitor is ok.

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Hi and welcome to FixYa,

A couple of ideas you can explore/try:

temporarily replace the HP W1907 with another monitor. The purpose is to determine if it is a monitor issue or video card/computer problem; or
lower the Screen Refresh Rate of your Display Properties. Right click on any clear area of your desktop, click on Properties, click on Settings tab, click on Advanced button, click on Monitor tab;
disable (un-check) write combining. Right click on any clear area of your desktop, click on Properties, click on Settings tab, click on Advanced button, click on Troubleshoot tab.

Others are:

update video drivers;
update BIOS;
increase Video Aperture Size in the CMOS/BIOS setup to double the value of your video card's memory.

Good luck and thank you for using FixYa.

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Try adjusting the screen resolution. better to adjust to a required aspect ratrio.

or try using new video card if you are using an onboard video.

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Hi
what game are using .....does it support minimum configuration in your system....

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