Questions & Answers for: loose dvi

DVI input the TV must be set for a VERY LOW resolution, i am comfortable with this but regardles of the resolution i choose i loose lots of the screen, much of it is viewable, but not all. Can this be

DVI connector has always been loose. Took off back cover. Removed inner metal shield. The DVI female part has three small pins that fit into circuit board for stability. Has two threaded holes at each

...connection to the TV by rotating 2 hand-rotatable screws. The DVI connection is connected to the TV vertically and has a tendency to come loose (via gravity) unless the connection is properly

...loose audio. If you run your DVI/HDMI to the TV and optical to the soundbar that would fix your issue. If your TV does not have Multiple HDMI inputs, you can get a DVI/Component adapter for your MBP ...

...a DVI cable to the monitor.Make sure that there is no loose contact between the ports and the cable.Also make sure that the proper settings on the monitor are done for the DVI cable

monitor color changes to an orange hue periodically check VGA/DVI cable connecting it to your PC for any loose ends (most likely at your pc VGA/DVI port)

unlplugged on the computer/ tower. Check the cables it may be loose. If not, try replacing the VGA/DVi cables. The LCD is good since it was able to display the self test feature check. Hope this helps

...DVI (white with a lot of pins)? Either way, if your monitor says there is no signal, then it means your computer is not putting out a video signal. Depending on you computer, this could mean 1)bad ...

...please note in some cases i have seen faulty dvi ports working when you turn the computer on. they show you the system boot screen but loose it all after that. good luck hope you find this

...faulty cable guessing card since dvi doesn't work if you know the cable is good. Have you removed blown out port where the card plugs into the motherboard? It could be just a little bit loose