Green screen i turned the monitor on and it now has a green screen like it has been white washed but with green, i have checked the drivers on the graphics card which are fine i have plugged another monitor in which is also fine, all the pins on the monitor plug are ok, i have bent the wire to see if it has any breaks but nothing changed any one any other ideas why it has gone green

If the white screen shows up on your computers monitor screen instead of the regular Windows login page you should try a force-restart on your computer . Press and hold the power button for about a couple of minutes. Once the computer shuts down click power button again and then reboot the system. If the white screen shows up again after resetting your computer then the problem is with the computers monitor. If the screen displays that it's not getting any signals then it's a problem with the graphics card. If it is white, then it is bad capacitors and it may be some thing wrong with your video card too and the computer needs to be repaired by a person that fixes computers.

Check that screen cable is in on the motherboard or your graphics card,or install graphics card cause on board is blown.

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1) Check the monitor cable.

If attached to the monitor, use the monitor, and cable on a WORKING computer. Same thing? Need a different monitor.

Use a KNOWN to be working monitor cable, if detachable; on your computer.

No? Monitor cable is good?
Go on.

2) We are dealing with a graphics problem.
Next in line is the graphics chipset.

The eMachines T6532 Desktop PC uses an MSI MS-7207 motherboard. Also known as the MSI K8NGM2-L,

http://www.msi.com/product/mb/K8NGM2-FID--IL--L.html

Clicking on the photo shows a MUCH better view.

You have two white PCI slots at the Bottom, (PCI1 and PCI2), and a white longer PCI Express x16 slot above them.

[The shorter white slot above the long white PCI Express x16 slot, is a PCI Express x1 slot)

Integrated Graphics is also known as OnBoard Graphics.
A term that seldom seems used anymore. Too bad because it explains better.
ON the motherBOARD.

The graphics chipset is part of the motherboard chipset, which is Soldered TO the motherboard.

If the OnBoard Graphics of the motherboard is suspected to be bad, the tech will then use a graphics card; and bypass the Integrated/OnBoard graphics.

You have your choice of using one of the white PCI slots, if available; or the white PCI Express x16 slot.
Posting in case you have a graphics card sitting around.

Anti-Static Procedures are FOLLOWED, with your unplugged from power computer. The graphics card is physically installed.
Monitor attached to graphics card.

When you turn the computer on, the graphics won't be perfect. This is because THE graphics drivers for THAT graphics card; has not been installed yet.

Will sort of look 'Fred Flintstone-sih'
(Color quality will probably be set at 8 bit, instead of 16-bit; and Screen Resolution will be wrong)

That's OK. Right now you are just trying to get graphics.

I'll guide you through installing the drivers.

Post back in a Comment.

Regards,
joecoolvette

you need to download the proper drivers for the Graphics Card Right click your desktop go to settings go advanced Go to the intel(R) tab and hit Graphics Properties thin pick' either Dual Display Clone or Extended Desktop and Click Apply.

Wierdly the Monitor 2 will Still he greyed out in the settings Tab but the monitor will display Good luck

I'm currently trying to figure out it I Can Rotate the tablet Monitor and keep the other monitor Un-rotated Any ideas?

Hi,

Please check the VGA cable properly its working fine if any brokage then replace with goods one,if still same situation then your display setting has been changed from operating system .go to desktop /right click/properties/setting/advanced/select graphics card/graphics properties/color correction/and select all adnd apply it.

check your graphics card connection to the motherboard when turned off. Try to install new drivers for the correct card. All else failts try a different monitor with same graphics card. If that doesn't work you know it's your graphics card. If it works fine, somethings up with the monitor itself.

the problem is most likely you graphics card, if you have installed more than one graphics card you will most likely not get any picture from this.
remove any newly installed graphics card until you have installed the drivers for the latest one.

Has anyone ever seen such? This is a screen shot of my wifes HP Laptop. Fresh driver, updated DX, hooked it to a monitor and sent this to a few friends much smarter than me on computers. Lot of trouble shooting by direction but no results yet. Anything would be greatly appreciated.

Hi,

This is a problem with the video cards hardware or the driver itself depending on your card you should updaate your cards driver from the appropriate site,right click the desktop>properties>settings>advanced>ada... will then see the name and manufacturer of your graphic card
go to the appropriate website and download the latest driver,here are the three main graphic card manufacturers websites
1) nvidia.....http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.asp...
2)a.t.i.....http://ati.amd.com/support/driver.html
3)intel...http://support.intel.com/
other things to check are
1.make sure your graphic card is securely fitted and if power is required to the card,then check the power connector is securly fitted and inserted
2.try changing your monitors lead from the v.g.a connector to the d.v.i connector at the back of the card,the v.g.a. is a blue connector and the d.v.i. is a white connector,and the d.v.i requires a d.v.i to v.g.a converter
3.where applicable install any monitor drivers however these are rarely required
4.run the direct x diagnostic utility,press start>run>type dxdiag >press enter,then go to the display tab and run the "test direct 3d" test
5.finally check all cables are securly fitted
if after these tests and tasks you still experience problems then change the graphics card and run the tests again,if you experience more problems then a new video/graphic card is required
any problems let me know
good luck .......



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Have your tried reinstalling the video drivers? If you have exhausted any driver issues, it is most probably caused by the video card, try changing some color settings and profiles too including refresh rates, it might be a conflicting graphics driver...