If colors are inverted?can it b fixed - Dynex 32 in. LCD Flat-Panel HDTV

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Try Settings - Ease of Access - Magnifier - Invert Colours

Check settings of display..whether desktop display settings has inverted
Secondly try changing theVGA cable

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Both OS X and Windows have inversion options for their displays. Their meanings, on the other hand, differ with the operating system. An inverted display on Windows refers to the display actually being upside down, while an inverted display on the Mac refers to the colors being inverted. Either way, these options can hinder the use of your computer, for obvious reasons. Luckily, an inverted screen can be fixed quickly, on both Windows and OS X.

Right click on the Desktop and select "Properties." Click the "Settings" tab and then select "Advanced." Click the "Driver" tab and then "Graphics Properties." Press "Display Settings" and uncheck the "Enable rotation" option. Click "Apply" and then "OK." On Mac OS X Click the Apple logo in the upper left hand corner of the screen. Scroll down and select "System Preferences." Select "Universal Access" and click on the "Seeing" tab. Check the "Black on white" option and the display should return to normal. Close System Preferences to save the changes.

check if the cables are loose... sometimes a loose cable can cause this.

other than that, something could be malfunctioning inside, but that will be a lower probability.

Probably the inverter. Have you ever seen like a hint of red color or a reddish hue on the screen? I would start with the inverter either way, it should be easy and cheap to fix and it usually is the cause.

Its probably the inverter. its a device that powers lcd screen's. ebay the model # and include inverter. it will give you a ballpark number to work with

I would say its most likely is because it's physical damage done and not like hardware damage done to it so i would say you have to get it fixed

If you or a friend can acquire an external monitor for a short while, you will be able to at least separate the problem into two areas; if the test monitor shows normal colors, then the display section of your laptop has failed. If the external monitor shows the same color problem, then the video processor has failed.
With this knowledge, you can start making calls or emailing to determine what the repair cost would be.
Since the video processor is probably a part of the motherboard, this might entail a motherboard replacement since replacing chips by hand that were installed by robots may not be practicable. If it is a display driver failure, the entire display might have to be replaced for the same reason as mentioned.
In my mind, the display replacement might be a tad less expensive but not by much.
There is a slim possibility that the driver software has gotten corrupted so if swapping displays still doesn't conclusively tell you where the problem is, you might try removing the driver from the Device Manager and rebooting. Win should 'find' a 'new device' and reinstall the driver.