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I'm trying to get my dynex 19' tv hooked up to use as a computer monitor and it will not work,keeps coming up "no signal",how can I fix it? HELP PLEASE!!!!!
Re: I'm trying to get my dynex 19' tv hooked up to use as...
Lower the resolution in your pc first to 600 /800 then try if that works then you can try raise the resloution slowly
i believe the unit will only go as high as 720
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If the problem is same with different input devices and you have ensured there are no loose contacts in power outlet, RC jack, cable and sockets, the TV needs servicing.
If windows cannot identify the monitor that you have connected it will show up as a generic monitor. If you are able to find a driver for the monitor then windows will show that particular monitor instead. If Dynex has a website you can check there to see if they have a driver for your TV, or you can check under there support section to see if they suggest anything that might help.
You may need to set up the video card to see the TV so you can display the computer on it.Somewhere in the setting for your video card should be settings for that.
Can't say I really "fixed" the problem. I tried other monitors, DVI cord and took the laptop to a repair shop. Nothing worked. And then....boom.....it worked! No one knows why or how. No one did anything to the computer or monitor. It just works. Who knows how long it will work, but it works today.
If you are getting a "No Signal" message, someone may have inadvertantly pressed the wrong button on the monitor. Use up arrow of button #5 below to cycle through RGB (normal VGA connection) and DVI sources. Down arrow will result in "No Signal" message.
There are five buttons at the bottom of the screen on this monitor. From the left:
1 - sound volume
2 - degausser
3 - power on/off
4 - monitor set-up
5 - RGB/DVI source
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