Dell Nvidia 17

Check your settings to make sure you don't have some kind of 3D (glasses required) effect turned on. This kind of sounds like a symptom that you are describing.
Alternately, you can try on a pair of 3D glasses if you happen to have one, or start the computer in safe mode (tap the F8 key right after start-up and select safe mode. You should not notice any doubling because the graphics drivers are not being loaded.
If none of these ideas work, I would suggest reinstalling the drivers. First, uninstall the current drivers (control panel/add or remove programs, and select uninstall drivers. Then get the latest ones from nvidia.com. and then install them. Reboot if needed and try again.

Hi,

As far as I know there are no drivers needed for windows 7 for your Dell E173FP 17' LCD Monitor. Maybe you're referring to the Graphics card driver. Just look at the manufacturers website and they have the updated drivers on it. (Ex. NVIDIA, ATI etc.)

Hope this helps.

To fix this click Start>Run. Then type in 'dxdiag' and click OK. Wait until it finishes loading and click the 'display' tab. Look for 'DirectX Features' with a blue font. Make sure everything under the heading is enabled

Downlaod and install latest bios update from support.dell.com

Installed latest Nvidia GeForce 7300 video card drivers from Nvidia manufacturer website

The driver for the PCI express card depends on the card itself, not the computer. So we need to visit the manufacturer of the express card's website and download the correct driver for your card

Hi,

I suppose you have Nvidia Card Installed if yes then Right Click Your Desktop and select Nvidia select Standard Settings and go to Display + Rotate Display and set No Rotation . Thats it!

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Is the display connected?

If the computer is ON and the display is connected to the computer, the display will get out of energy save mode. If regardless of that you can't get your display working, sounds like you got a broken inverter driver.

Here is a website explaining the issue:

http://josepino.com/?howto-repair-dell

Good luck!

sounds like you need to run a screen config wizard. If you have a true Nvidia driver you can do this. Otherwise, re-download the driver from the main website http://www.nvidia.com/page/home.html
and it'll work for you

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This is not a monitor problem in almost all probability. It is either the website itself (they did not test it adequately for all operating systems and browsers...and if you are using something old or non-standard this could explain it...but more than likely you may be missing some (what I will call) interpretive software. Java would be an example or have some out of date software. Without knowing what Operating system or browser you are using I can only suggest making sure they are both update to the latest (compatible) version.

This sounds like your resolution is set too low, right click on your desktop and select properties Choose the settings tab from the window that appears, then you should be able to see a slider that tells you your screen resolution. This is most likely set to 640 x 480, the setting you want should be in the region of 1024 x 768 If you are unable to change this setting, you need to check that your display adapter drivers are installed properly in "Device Manager"