Hansol710p 17"Monitor color adjustment problem

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The kids may have gotten bits of food or candy from their fingers into the button holes. First try using a dry scrubbing brush around the buttons to get out any particles. If that does not work use a damp cloth (damp not wet) and wipe around the buttons. Candy will stick and takes a little work to moisten and remove. There is no way to repair the button as they are in sealed plastic modules.
Recommend putting the VCR and CD/DVD player out of reach....

Hi,

The picture board on your monitor is bad, since the lines are causing visual display, it means the picture board of your monitor has developed fault.

The best thing for you to do now is to take the monitor to a local repairer within your vicinity to help with the replacement of the picture board because the fault is not something you can fix yourself. in other not to complicate issues.

Color bit depthe is not the monitor problem, it is the video card problem, make sure you have correct video card driver installed.

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try to use windows color management scheme under properties of your graphic card setting. you can manually override the green red blue and gamma settings. In this way may be availing of desired result is possible.
Either way if you're familier with electronics, repair including possibility of shock hazard costs you more than the price of a new flat monitor.

Hi there ,
It seems that you have a vertical section problem ,It might be possible some capacitor might have gone wrong

If all the buttons on the front don't work I would beleive it was a cable that is not connected correctly. I've seen things like this happen on otherwise perfectly good equipment. It's probably an easy fix however, monitors have enough power to KILL YOU (dead not a little bit very dead) if your not sure what your doing find someone who is most things I encourage you to open up and play with but not monitors. (did I mention you could die)

Be careful
Rob

Hi..there,
Blue color display mean... your pc not detecting the monitor. Check all cables, make sure it's plugged in tight or replaced a new VGA or DVI cables. Still the same problems. could be your Graphic card are busted... Try plugged into another computer.

try running your OS on safe mode then reconfigure your monitor on the display settings and adjust the screen resolution to sync your monitor with your video card.