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Thomas Moser Posted on Apr 13, 2017

Color Red does not Display

The color red displays as "black" and there does not appear to be a way to adjust either the color or tint. Both color and tint are grayed out in the "display" menu. Other colors do not appear crisp while they are adequate. The lamp shows 185 hours on it but the projector was serviced about 18 months ago and I am not clear if the "lamp hours used" was reset at that time. My estimate is that there may be ~1200 hrs on the lamp if it is the original lamp. I had to purchase a lamp at $400 - $500 unless there is a high probability that the lamp is the issue. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance, Tom Moser

  • buhdda316 Aug 25, 2008

    I have the same issue too, anyone know what the problem is?

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  • Posted on Aug 17, 2007

SOURCE: r52 onscreen display issues

What ya need to do is enable the "system utilities" this is software that administrates all ya settings like those ya talking about.. below is a link for ya drivers etc. perhaps it is still in Control Panel and it;s just been disabled somehow.. else DL and install them. www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/MIGR-58931.html

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  • Posted on Apr 02, 2008

SOURCE: CHANGING COLORS

Hi there

Try using a different cable .....should solve the problem

Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 12, 2008

SOURCE: double display with my IBM think pad T43

have you tried Function F7/F8 ?
Make sure that your display driver is installed correctly.
I had the same Laptop as you did and was able to have dual monitor.
Also check your Display driver in your control panel and make sure it set to dual monitor.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 19, 2008

SOURCE: color problem

Hi, it is more likely from an open green and/or blue picture tube's electron gun transistor driver.
If you have an experience on electronics / or use of solder gun, you can just open your monitor and look for the electronic board at the back of the picture tube. Take a look in all transistor ( components with three legs) and solder / check if their legs are not fully soldered to the board. Note: just be careful on the high voltage diode / line ( the one with a thick (like the car distribution wire cable) single wire going to the tube). good luck

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  • Posted on Jul 29, 2009

SOURCE: Thinkpad R40e has no display

Dear Sir,
According to your post it seems to be a deffinately problem with RAM.Just Remove the below small panel where RAM is located (you can identify the panel at which where small curved indication showing RAM exisitance beneath that panel)Remove the RAM clean it twice and reinstall it in same place.Now turn on the laptop deffinately your laptop shows display. If it is not check with another RAM.This solution deffinately helps to solve your problem.If you have any query come back with more information.

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