Proview Computers & Internet - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

1. Check the power cable: Make sure the power cable is properly connected to the monitor and to the power source.
2. Check the video cable: Make sure the video cable is properly connected to the computer and to the monitor.
3. Check the computer settings: Make sure the computer is set to the correct display settings for the monitor. You can typically do this by right-clicking on the desktop and selecting "Display settings."
4. Check the power source: Make sure the power source is working and that there is no problem with the outlet or power cord.
5. Check the power button: Make sure the power button on the right side of the monitor is not stuck and is functioning properly.
6. Try a different cable or computer: If possible, try connecting the monitor to a different computer or cable to see if the issue is with the computer or cable.

If none of these steps resolve the issue, it may be a problem with the monitor itself

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The simplest test would be to try another monitor. If it shuts off, the graphics card is overheating, or the PS in the computer, or the processor. If the result is that everything continues as it should, the original monitor is overheating or otherwise failing.

may be your monitor is not having audio facility so u may try with small woofer which available in the market @400 or 500

sounds like your mother board is packing up ,could be a cap or diod shorting out

The age and much more power consumption and different dangerous places with high power ask for knowledge of focussing ,anode ,flyback (horizontal) and primairy rectification power on differend places , is not without danger , how to unload the display tube, and much more and in most case the line transformer flyback transistor and capacitor could be damaged. is not useful , a new monitor has more advantage and most of them are not to expensive to buy.

Does it have the square button to the top right to enlarge the picture to normal view?

Not knowing what model number, here is a few link to reset the monitor: how to reset monitor to factory settings

Since you don't provide the laptop model, I assume your PC has at least a 15 Pin VGA connector. You will need a 15 pin male VGA to 15 pin male VGA cable, just plug it at the laptop and the monitor, that should do. If your laptop has also an HDMI or DVI or Display Port, you will need a proper cable or adapter.

It is set up for analog input (see attached link) PROVIEW PL913s Silver 19 16ms LCD Monitor 250 cd m2 450 1

can you still see your graphics

Try waggle the cable a bit and see if it improves. If so, cable might be loose or need replacing

proview is software. read the manual.

Separate the wiring behind the computer. Cross-talk of signals is sometimes the cause.

Have the ps2 cable pluged into your tv from your computer. On the remote press the input button then slide through the screen until you get to the pc setting hit enter on the remote then follow the screen on the computer and tv. Terry

Almost all desktop computers, tvs, and monitors share the same size power cable these days. Most any flea market or used store or electronics supply, or Future Shop, Best Buy, Tiger Direct, NewEgg or computer store etc will have one.

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Most probably a faulty LCD panel. Time to upgrade to a newer monitor, as a replacement panel will set you back as much as a new monitor by the time it's installed... :o(

Type in the model number or serial number on the back of the power brick into Google and you should get an Amazon page.

What buttons? Unhook it from the computer and try them?