I have my 32" connected to my computer (1280x768) and all of a sudden I lost all video. I can not even get it to dislay the internal menue. It powers up, but maybe it is not powering up all the way? Or I have a video card problem? What do you think?

It has gone into safe mode as an internal fault has been detected you need to take the back off to repair or replace board's up to and including the screen

Press and hold both Volume Up + Home+power on. In the recovery menu select wipe data factory reset with Volume button. Press power to confirm. After hard reset completed, select reeboot system now! All data will be lost!

What cable connection are you using? What resolution was the computer sending to the video graphics adapter before you connected the two?

The TV can only support
VGA Resolution: 720x400, 1360x768, 640x350, 640x480, 800x600, 1024x768, 1280x768, 1360x768 or 1366x768
HDMI to DVI: 640x350, 640x480, 800x600, 1024x768, 1280x768, 1360x768 or 1366x768

For best results you should use 1360x768.

Try resetting this when the Input is set to that for the computer. Press Menu and select Picture. Press Enter and select Screen (RGB-PC) (use the Up/Down arrows). Press Enter and select Resolution. Then press Enter and select the desired resolution. Then press Enter again.

If you like there is a Auot-config option in the Screen menu, that may set the TV properly.

If the above doesn't help, use another monitor and check the output resolution and then reconnect to the TV.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

1. Power off your monitor with POWER button

- Hold MENU button and keep it pressed while pressing POWER button

2. Press MENU button to enter Service menu

3. Change panel type

- Press SET button until PANEL text is yellow and press (-) two times to change it to LPL22W 4L

- Press MENU button to close the Service menu

- Press POWER button to power off your monitor and remove power cable for a minute and plug it in again

Enter the bios. See page 32 in you're manual. Make sure onboard audio controller is set to, [Enabled] Save and exit bios menu. If you lost or missplaced you're manual you can download it from Foxconn at;
http://www.foxconnsupport.com/download.aspx?models=en-us0000201&category=C000000001&series=en-us0000002&keywords=

Cheers'
Mike

Maybe it needs to be replaced with something more up-to-date.

you will need to install video drivers to fix the resolution. (click here for drivers)

I had the same problem.....and at first even i had reinstalled the realtek driver n it dint work..!!......................Try reinstalling your operating system n it should WORK....!!!!!!!!

Power supply failure, and or a short on one of the internal boards. The set will need shop service. They will change the defective boards.

Jerry G.

Use the menu button on the monitor itself to adjust for the screen size in DVI mode.

 

On your SVGA adapter, go to your display properties (right click on desktop) click ADVANCED and change the refresh rate to fix the first problem mentioned.