20 Most Recent Liquid Video A170E101 Monitor - Page 2 Questions & Answers

May I ask you if the monitor is working? You do not really need drivers for monitors but you do need driver for video cards.
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Try any of these sites: http://www.google.com/products?rlz=1T4GGIH_enUS282US283&q=Liquid+Video+A170E101+power+supply&um=1&ie=UTF-8&ei=E5m-S_SyM42jnQfU5JiNCg&sa=X&oi=product_result_group&ct=title&resnum=1&ved=0CBcQrQQwAA

Check your PC video setting, ti should be set to native resolution of this monitor for best picture and aspect ratio, 1280x1024 @60Hz

Power cables appear to be standard now. You should be able to get one at any electrical store.

In terms of size --> 17-inch visible area.
In terms of money --> around 30USD (on eBay)

1024 x 768 260 Hz.
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These cables are in every electronics store and are very affordable. However, if you talk to some friends they've probably got a few kicking around that they will be happy to give you. These cables are not manufacturer exclusive. Thank you, Dana

No, it does not.

Here is the eBay link for you:

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You need to look at the back of the monitor for the voltage (DC) and current (in Amp) requirement. You have to get the right voltage, but the rating current of the power supply can be higher but not lower, i.e 12vdc 5amp power supply can be used in place of the 12vdc 4amp supply.
Then you need to find out what type of DC plug is needed, most monitor uses what they call barrel type, most common are 5.5mm OD x 2.5mm ID, or 5.5mm OD x 2.1mm ID.

google this...(A170E101 power supply)

The fault sounds like a invert problem, the inverter supplies high voltage to the CCFL lamp which provides the backlight. If you see a dim image when you look at the LCD screen at a sharp angle then this confirms this diagnostics.
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Hi inkedpandora, http://icm.computercci.com/pgi-productspec?PSO080 This one should work for you it's the same voltage and amperage as your unit. 19VDC 3.16A Any standard power cable from an old printer or computer will work with one of those PS's. The only thing you need to check before you buy is the polarity of the barrel connector. I looked on the net but could not find out that info so look at the jack where the power plugs into the monitor. You might see a little diagram showing a + and - signs. If the line coming off the + sign goes to the semi-circle than the barrel is positive and if the - goes to the SC the barrel is negative. Ask them before you buy which way that one is. As long as they are the same you will be able to use that PS. Good Luck, Dude

Samsung LCD Moniter Out OF Range Problem

I would guess the capacitors are bulging or leaking. It can be repaired if you are handy with a soldering iron. Good Luck.

The refresh rate for LCDs is 60 MHZ, your problem is very likly a video card driver issue. Unless you've changed the cards you should be able to download the correct driver direct from support.dell.com.

Hp says I have to buy a new monitor

i unhooked monitor speakers plugged external speakers in the jack on the back of my computer.

Your monitor's inverter board is a toast you will have to replace it.. Post back if you have experience in electronics and you wanna try it yourself..