Star Logic Computers & Internet - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

Out of range happens when the video output of the computer is set to something the monitor cannot display. Like trying to talk to someone that does not understand your language. Just because the previous monitor was the same brand does not imply it will handle the same input. Either buy a different monitor or borrow one till you get one that works, then change the video output to something your new monitor recognizes. I have this problem at church - if I change the video output to a real high resolution the main big monitor will display it but the smaller one will say "out of range"

plug the cable that came with the hub into the computer, plug the other end into the hub (probably a usb mini port). Now plug in any devices into the hub.

do you have a cable hooked into the audio port on the back of the monitor? this will go to the audio out on the back of the desktop box. let me know

Take a digital photo of input and show it in any electric retails shop or home depot, meybe they can help you

reduce the screen resolution and then connect the monitor

Hi, I think Your are not set brightness or color. So you check it, go to color setting and set. If Setting ok then may be Display damage. So check it Good technician.

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Was your monitor previously working? Is your monitor set to receive input from the cable its connected to? There are different inputs for monitors usually. Make sure your monitor is set to receive input from the cable (vga, hdmi, DVI, ect.). If your monitor is very old, it may just be that's it's giving out. If your monitor is new, it may be that it wasn't working to begin with. If its not the connectors, then the monitor may just not be working.

Make sure you have your video card driver as up to date as possible. It just means the Sync of the monitor is not matching that of the video card.

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