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Hello, today when i started up my computer the colors were nessed up. everything is kinda red and green is red too. I already checked for viruses and reinstalled my video driver and nothing changed...i really need help.
I think my monitor isn't very old, i got i a few years ago and its a flat screen. I checked, my color quality is 32-bit i also tried out different resolutions and nothing changed. The monitor connection also seems to be good. is there anything else except that the video adapter is failing or the cable is going bad. Maybe it might help you, i have Nvidia geforce 7300 GS...
I think my monitor isn't very old, i got i a few years ago and its a flat screen. I checked, my color quality is 32-bit i also tried out different resolutions and nothing changed. The monitor connection also seems to be good. is there anything else except that the video adapter is failing or the cable is going bad. Maybe it might help you, i have Nvidia geforce 7300 GS...
I went on the nvidia page downloaded the newest driver, uninstalled my old one and installed the new one and nothing changed. If the cable is broken I just need to get a new one or? What if the video adapter is broken?
I went on the nvidia page downloaded the newest driver, uninstalled my old one and installed the new one and nothing changed. If the cable is broken I just need to get a new one or? What if the video adapter is broken?
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this issue is caused by a failure in the convergence ic's and possibly a bad resistor and fuse in the circuit if you need instrution on how to change I may be able to help though it is kinda tech heavy
Generally, this is caused by the loss of one of the main color inputs (Red Green Blue). Do the Following:
Check the cable connections at both the monitor and the computer. Look inside the connector for any bent bent pins (there may be some that appear to be missing, generally that is normal) then reset the connections firmly and tighten the retainer screw snug, but not extremely tight.
If that doesn't resolve, try the monitor on a different system and see if the problem follows the monitor. If it does, try a different cable. If the problem doesn't occur on another system, then the video card of the effected system is suspect.
If issue occurs on multiple systems with known good cables, then the monitor will need replacement.
That is what happened with are tv. My husband took the tv apart and started messing with everything and got the tv to line up better. he just turned the nobs and messed with the coloring.
I had similar problem: everything muted and with brownish tint. Tried everything, finally discovered that I installed wrong cartridge: 6PC instead of 6C. The "photo" cartridges are pretty much the same, make sure you have the right ones: 6C, 6M, and 6Y.
If the picture is dark or messed up too bad, the magic focus will not function, are all the primary colors faded? RED GREEN BLUE? You might have a bad CRT, would call a service man to check out.
I think my monitor isn't very old, i got i a few years ago and its a flat screen.
I checked, my color quality is 32-bit i also tried out different resolutions and nothing changed.
The monitor connection also seems to be good.
is there anything else except that the video adapter is failing or the cable is going bad.
Maybe it might help you, i have Nvidia geforce 7300 GS...
I went on the nvidia page downloaded the newest driver, uninstalled my old one and installed the new one and nothing changed. If the cable is broken I just need to get a new one or? What if the video adapter is broken?
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