When i put the computer to max resolution, i get blue pixels flying around in the left of the screen!

Have you adjusted you screen resolution to the max pixels? Right-click on the desktop and select screen resolution.

Apparently the monitor screen resolution setting is not correct. Screen resolution stays up until it is corrected.

Either the setting is off in Windows, or you have been changing the monitor settings, with the monitor.

WinXP:

Right-click on an empty area of your desktop screen.
Left-click on Properties at the bottom of the list.
Left-click on the Settings tab.
Go down to where it states Screen Resolution.

What is the pixel setting? For example mine states 1600 x 900 pixels.
I am running dual monitors, and this is the correct screen resolution for the Primary monitor.

If it wasn't I would Left-click on the Slider, hold the left mouse button down, and slide the Slider to the correct native resolution.

(Under Screen Resolution is a line. To the left it states - Less
To the right of the line it states - More
The Slider is the rectangular down arrow on the line )

ALSO;
Under the Color quality heading, make sure in the box under it, that it states - Highest (32 bit)
IF not, left-click on the blue down arrow to the right.
Then left-click right on - Highest (32 bit)

How to know what is the native resolution for your monitor?
Look at the manufacturer name, and the model number on the back.
Type this information in your browser search bar, then click on the search icon.

Look for Specifications.

If you changed the screen resolution settings with the monitor, press the Menu button. The screen should go off.

ALSO, with a new monitor there is an Installation CD Disk, provided with it.
This disk MUST be used. It has the drivers for the monitor on it.

[ Drivers: Small pieces of software that allow the Operating System to 'communicate' with a device.

The monitor is a Device.
Windows XP, and Windows 7 are two examples of an O/S.
Operating System ]

If you have Vista or Windows 7, post in a Comment.
For additional questions please post in a Comment.

Regards,
joecoolvette

connect the monitor cable to the back of the pc, then plug the monitor to power supply and switch on the pc

try safe mode on boot up and then change the resolution 60 800 X 600 pixels and work your way up from there until you get the problem again then back up one step (or figure out what is the max resolution of your plasma.

If that is the max your current video card will do then your kinda hooped. Most video cards are part of the laptop motherboard and can't be changed out without changing the motherboard..... which means a new laptop.

The computer needs its screen resolution reducing or changing in aspect ratio to suit the StarLogic monitor. Use a previously-working monitor and reduce the resolution on the computer to 1024 x 768 pixels or less (right-click an unused part of the desktop, click Properties and select Settings; slide the resolution slider to the left to adjust). The StarLogic monitor will now work; plug it in - do the resolution adjustment again as above, but increasing the resolution until you are happy. Going this way around, your computer will failsafe back to the previous (lower) resolution if the monitor says Out Of Range again, so you cannot lose the display along the way..

I'm not sure that I understand what "jumping down" means, but it sounds like the video resolution does not match your monitor.

1. Right-click anywhere in an empty area on your desktop and choose "Properties".
2. Go to the "Settings" tab.
3. Lower the screen resolution (the slider on the left side) until it fits your screen.

You might want to check if your video driver is appropriate for your monitor.
If the max resolution your monitor can handle is i.e. 1600x1200 pixels and your setting shows 1920x1200 pixels, you will only see part of your desktop and have to move the mouse around to get to the "hidden" sections.

If you have any more questions or your problem was different from what I assumed, just come back here and leave a comment - I'm happy to help.

Click on the "Start" menu in the lower left corner of your screen. Select "Control Panel", then double click on "Display".

Next click on the "Settings" tab. Now move the slider bar to select screen resolution of at least 1024 x 768 pixels. Next click on OK.

That should do it.

The vertical line is a bad pixel sensor at the edge of the screen, your screen has hundreds of vertical and horizonal pixel sensors. This is an indicator that the screen is going out and need replacing.

Click on "Start Menu" (lower left corner of your computer screen). Select "Control Panel", then double click on "Display". When the display control panel opens, click on the "Settings" tab. You can now select and set a Screen Resolution for your computer's monitor of at least 1024 x 768 pixels.