Monitor Screen Is Bright White When Turned On

Check the system compactability.

Here is the user manual you can download:
http://www.retrevo.com/support/NEC-LCD1920NX-Monitors-manual/id/279dj995/t/2/

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the monitor is on its way out, but you could adjust the brightness and confirm the power going in

Hi frnd.. there is a test known as Monitor self test to perform this just power on the monitor and unplug the flex cable.. U will see a logo bouncing up and down.. if this happens then it means the monitor is fine...

may be the LCD display of the laptopisgone or ur VGA adapter has some issues

The monitor was broken. I returned it to the vendor for replacement. Your tech did not seem to feel it was a monitor problem and only focused on the video card - although I asked him directly regarding his confidence of it being a videio card problem versus being a monitor problem.

I will not use your service again.

The inverter board was made using lead free solder.... thank the Europeans for that. The larger components develop cracks on their solder joints after a few months of on time. Remove the inverter board. Use 15x magnification or better in bright light and you'll see the cracks on the ends of the large resistors. Apply fresh solder and you'll be good to go. You might run into resistors where you solder one end and they lift up... that means joints on both sides went bad. Son't kow how many more fixya's I'll answer w/o free access to the other responders?

My screan is too bright how do I adjust to make it toned and more comfortable to use
I have A NEC MultiSync LS15

CRT and LCD will look different when compared side by side. Is your CRT calibrated, or are they right in the sense that they are what you are used to? Also Anyway, you can adjust the colors and light levels from the menu on your screen, and depending on your operating system and graphics adapter you should be able to make adjustments there, too. For windows XP, right click your desktop and select properties->Settings->Advanced. There might be a color management tab. Also, there might be software to help you do this already installed. Look for a program group with the name of your Graphics adapter manufacturer. Very often ATI or nVidia. A few resources to help calibrate: http://desktoppub.about.com/od/visualmonitor/Visual_Monitor_Calibration_Tests.htm http://desktoppub.about.com/od/visualmonitor/Visual_Monitor_Calibration_Tests.htm