So the fact that I plugged it in and it does not work means something is wrong with the monitor?So the fact that I plugged it in and it does not work means something is wrong with the monitor?
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This model Gateway desktop computer has a built-in video card. Connect the monitor to the Gateway motherboard video port and the boot up and go into the BIOS and select disable the built-in video. Shut down then connect the monitor to the 8800GTX video card and boot up the Gateway computer. The video should then appear in the monitor.
The Pivot software is part of the EzTune application. When you installed EzTune, it automatically configured itself with your currently installed drivers. When you update your video drivers, Pivot must reconfigure itself. This is normal operation.
The problem with EZtune is usually with it not being compatible with the video card of the computer. You can go to http://www.portrait.com/dtune/gwy/enu/compatibility.html and see if it is there You can also get the latest downloads at this site. Fran
My monitor problem is: it's screen display rotate 90 degrees to left, so we can't watch it normally, I can't work with some program (word, excel, and adobe reader, etc) because it's screen dislay isn't at vertical position but falling to left side. How can I fix this problem? Help me please.
So the fact that I plugged it in and it does not work means something is wrong with the monitor?
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