When you first turn on the monitor and then turn on the computer, the monitor screen flickers on and off every second or so, but it won't ever stay lit until you kind of whop it on the back, then it will come on and work just fine. You have to whop it right when it is flickering on. Other monitors work fine on this comp and cable. I can tell it is getting plenty of power and signal, the problem is definitely with the monitor itself.
My insingnia D300a PC does not interact with the monitor...at all. I make sure the monitor is on, all the cables are in the right spot, and the computer powers on as well, but nothing on the screen. Is the motherboard fried? Please tell me.My insingnia D300a PC does not interact with the monitor...at all. I make sure the monitor is on, all the cables are in the right spot, and the computer powers on as well, but nothing on the screen. Is the motherboard fried? Please tell me.
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There is a problem with the degausing coil of the monitor. just open the case and try to clean the degausing coil. thx
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You need to download the latest graphices drivers and get the update for the BIOS.
If the screen flickers in the BIOS screen as well that means the sys has to be repaired for the screen.
check the wiring inside the monitor, pull the sceen out and move the wires with the screen on so you can see when it's working. then tape the wires where it works.
I have the same problem with mine. I've kinda narrowed it down to it being the power supply in the monitor. was told it is about a $20 fix but we'll see
Try looking at the LCD screen at a sharp angle to see if ghost-like video can be seen during the 'off' time of the flicker.
If video is still present even though not that visible, then either the backlight or its power supply are failing.
The color problem could also be caused by a backlight lamp that is not ionizing completely.
same thing is happening to me except when i turn on my computer, you can see the screen and its flickering then a few seconds later it turns all black.. :( !!
i Have the same problem, this screen is used on the spare computer we have in a loft conversion and the room does get rather cold, Warming the screen up with a fan heater for a couple of minutes gets rid of the problem. When the fault occurs the buttons on the front to adjust the picture quality don't work they just turn off the monitor.
My insingnia D300a PC does not interact with the monitor...at all. I make sure the monitor is on, all the cables are in the right spot, and the computer powers on as well, but nothing on the screen. Is the motherboard fried? Please tell me.
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