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I would like someone to help me by letting me know how to fix my monitor which says input not supported, it comes on when I am playing a game on pogo all the time and have to shut my computer off and on to work.
My monitor is 17" Acer .
Please help me as I cannot afford to take my computor down to get it fix.
Thank you very much.
Heather Hay.
They have checked everything the drivers, video card, my fan incase of over heating and they also played the game of pogo to see if it did it for them, but nothing happen, and I have taken it down twice, and I have it at home and started to play my game and the same thing happen input not supported. What's the next thing I should do, or is it my monitor? hhay. They have checked everything the drivers, video card, my fan incase of over heating and they also played the game of pogo to see if it did it for them, but nothing happen, and I have taken it down twice, and I have it at home and started to play my game and the same thing happen input not supported. What's the next thing I should do, or is it my monitor? hhay.
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Sounds like the drivers might need to be updated for the monitor and the graphics card. Most monitors install with windows drivers, so it could just be the graphics card that needs updating. What is the make and model of your graphics card
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There are several inputs that a monitor can handle depending if it's capable of doing so. For example, just like TV, if you want to watch a DVD, you have to change the input to Video and going back to TV, just choose TV input. The same way for computer monitors. If the monitor supports VGA, DVI, HDMI and others, you have to select the right input depending of the type of Video cable connected from your tower to the monitor. If you it is connected via VGA, choose VGA input. If the cable is HDMI, select HDMI. That will let your monitor switch from one input to the other..
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You would have to hook it up on the VGA input so you will need a component to VGA lead. I am not sure that the component input supports HD on that monitor but I think the VGA input does. I hope that helps, Will you let me know how you get on please?
(If the picture does not lock on the monitor then I don't think there is much you can do as it will be that the refresh rate of the ps3 is wrong and as far as I know it depends on games/ regions and cant be changed. You would then need an expensive hdmi to vga converter, not worth it better to get a new monitor)
Chances are you laptop has a vga input (looks like a blue trapazoid with lots of holes). Most monitor come with a vga cable. If this is the case you are good to go. If you dont have a cable for the monitor, you need to look on the back to identify the type of input(s) you have (DVI,VGA, or RCA). Then go to your local electronics store and tell the guy/girl you need a blank (monitor input TO blank (Laptop output) and you should be in business.
Let me know if this helps.
Jer
checkl in your menu or settings if you have inout it to VGA signal...have you tried other mintor in your current CPU if it works? you can scan the input of the signal from your menu and it should be VGA input.
That monitor has a native resolution of 1440x900 (I used to have one). If the game is feeding the monitor too high a resolution, the monitor can't display it and.....input not supported. So, if the game has a configuration option (without going into the game itself) set the resolution to 800x600 and try to play. If it works, bump up the resolution until it looks acceptable.
To isolate the problem, you need a friend with another computer since right now, we don't really know if the video section (or card) of the PC is at fault or the monitor.
You need to swap displays with someone so you can be certain what is actually not working.
The monitor is obviously capable of scanning inputs for a signal and not finding one.
Frontech external Miracle TV tuner not working with LCD(ACER 15") monitor. Error msg "input format not suppoting". But CRT monitor (samsung 14") is working with the same.
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They have checked everything the drivers, video card, my fan incase of over heating and they also played the game of pogo to see if it did it for them, but nothing happen, and I have taken it down twice, and I have it at home and started to play my game and the same thing happen input not supported.
What's the next thing I should do, or is it my monitor?
hhay.
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