Monitor syncMaster 913v wont run 1280 1040 Resolution has in past goes blank moving "box- message' says ajust to 1280 1040 resolution Runs on other resolution settings ok

If you are in windows, right click on your desktop in a blank area. On the drop down box that shows, click on Screen resolution (For Windows 7), properties (For Windows XP), or personalize (For Windows Vista). From there navigate to any tab or menu option to change video settings, or screen resolution.

There should be a slider bar to change the resolution you have, slide it to the 1280x1024 option and click apply.

I have included a video to assist further if I did not explain well enough.

Resolution setting of computer is not compatible with spec on monitor. Adjust computer res setting to agree with monitor and you will be good to go. If settings are ok then the issue lies within the innards of your monitor.

If the color still works, and it works on other computers, there is something wrong with the computer in question. But this is not the case, so logically, something is wrong with the monitor. Check the cable for broken pins.

The 913V has a native resolution of 1280x1024. If you use a higher resolution than that, you'll get slightly blurry text. If you use a lower resolution, then images will be slightly choppy around the edges.

To get rid of the message, set your resolution to 1280x1024.

In Windows XP, you do this by right-clicking on the background (desktop) and selecting "Properties" to bring up the display properties.
Select the tab marked "Settings" and look for a "Screen Resolution" slider. Move that slider to the right until it displays "1280x1024" and hit "OK"

Not completely sure what you're saying. Here's what I got out of your problem:

You have a Syncmaster 710n that displays a box saying the best resolution is _____ x _____, but your Syncmaster 710v doesn't show that message.

The main question I have to ask you is whether or not you see the screen or display behind the message on the Syncmaster 710n.

In either case, I doubt that this is a hardware problem. I also highly doubt that your monitor cannot be repaired. Try the following:

1) If you see the display/screen is showing behind the message box, this is almost definitely a setting issue. You need to press the menu button on your monitor and look for an option that says something like "display resolution message" or "ideal resolution message", or something else like that. Then you need to change the setting for that option, for example if "Yes" is selected, then you need to change it to "No" or if "Enable" is selected you need to change it to "Disable".

If you have the manual for the monitor, it should make it easier to know what setting to change. If not then go here:

http://www.samsung.com/us/support/detail/supportPrdDetail.do?menu=SP01&prd_ia_cd=05020100&prd_mdl_cd=&prd_mdl_name=710N&prd_ia_sub_class_cd=P

and download the Manual that you need.

2) If nothing is being displayed behind the message, try to change the display settings of your computer. While using a different monitor, try the following: If in XP, right-click on the desktop and go to Properties, and select the tab for display settings and adjust the resolution to something compatible with your monitor (like the one it suggests you to change it to). If in Vista/7, right-click the desktop and select Screen Resolution/Display Settings and adjust it there.

Good luck. Let us know how it goes.

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Sounds like your resolution is not set correctly.

Try going to Start-->Control Panel-->Display and choose the Settings Tab

Under there change the resolution slider bar to 1280x1024

Should do the trick!

in safe mode adjust the resolution lower than 1280x1024
then restart and then install the driver again the driver is crrupted than install the right driver problem could be solved

Hi Guys.
I have had this problem and after a bit of searching found that it is a known problem.
Give Samsung a ring and if it's in warranty they will replace it