Monitor displays /out of range 15.7hz/ 60hz - LG Computers & Internet

Go into HP screen menu and turn off the display notification

This is not a setting on your monitor. It is a setting on your operating system. The display settings needs to be set to a 60Hz refresh rate.

Hook up your old monitor and right click on desktop --> properties --> and then to display and advanced settings. You can then set it to proper refresh rate and plug the new monitor in.

On nearly all LCD monitors the frequency cannot be raised above 60 Hz. This is due to the way LCDs are displayed, which is very different than CRT monitors (on a CRT, you can select a range of refresh rates)

It means that your display card settings are too high for your monitor. Boot your system into safe mode (press F9 as it boots up) and set the display settings lower. Right mouse button click on an empty space on your desktop and go to properties. Then settings->advanced->Monitor and you should be able to adjust the vertical frequency down to 60hz or 72hz. If you get the out of range message on boot up then you will need to try out a different screen on your system, boot into Windows, change the settings and then plug in your original monitor.

It can be that your PC video resolution is set higher than 1024 x 768 @60Hz for the monitor to display correctly.
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Try this per HP:
HP Business Monitors - What Do I Need to Do When the Message Sync out of Range Displays on the Monitor? ISSUE: What do I need to do when the message Sync out of Range displays on the monitor? When the video card signal exceeds the frequency allowed for the monitor, the following error message may occur: Sync out of Range SOLUTION: To avoid the message, lower the resolution or vertical frequency of the video card. Reboot the system and use the VGA mode to force the video card driver to lower its resolution. Follow these steps.

1. Shut down and restart the system. For consumer systems such as HP Pavilion desktop PCs, push the Power button once. For commercial systems such as HP business desktop PCs, hold down the Power button for five seconds.
2. Immediately after seeing the HP/Compaq logo screen, press F8 at system startup to initiate the bootup menu.
3. Scroll down to highlight Enable VGA Mode , and press ENTER .
4. After Microsoft Windows completes its bootup process, access the Display Properties and select a desired resolution, which is compatible to the connected monitor.

Your PC video resolution is too high for this monitor to display, you need to set your PC video reslotion to the native resolution of this monitor, which is 1280 x 1024 @60Hz.
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It shows out of range because the PC is sending out the video signal that is higher than the monitor can display, you need to set the PC video resolution to the native resolution: 1024 x 768 @60Hz. You can reboot the PC into save mode (hitting F8 key while booting up) then set the resolution to 640 x 480 (try 1024 x 768 if it allows you to do so), reboot and reset the resoltion to 1024 x 768 @60Hz.

Your monitor settings within windows are set too high for the monitor to display... When computer first boots.. be ready and press the F8 key...
Enter safe mode.. Reset the display properties in control panel to 800 by 600 for a start. Setting the resolution too high past the monitors ability will give you that message.. Most monitors are able to display 1024 by 768 just fine.. Out of range.. means the display settings within windows are out of the monitors range of ability to display the screen resolution you have set... Good luck!!

start the computer in safe mode.
go to control panel>>display>>settings>>advance.
reset the screen refresh rate back to 60Hz under the monitor tab.

What Hz is it giving you? If it is less that 60Hz, you need to go into the monitor setup and raise the frequency up to 60Hz minimum. If it is higher than 75Hz, lower it to 60Hz.