Proview 700P lcd monitor problem

you can download it from a website called driver guide. I have downloaded it and confirmed no viruses and to be the proper driver. Click here for the proview 700p driver
if you need further assistance please let me know, Thanks-Midwest-tek

Look at the power supply first, look for burnt parts, bad capacitors, etc.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitor_plague
Please post back what you find.

That's the buttonsd on the monitor, not the PC.
Press the [menu] button on th emonitor.
The screen will show the labels of the buttons now.
press the "arrow" to position to the brightness setting (the "sun" icon)
press the minus [-] button to dim
Press [Menu] to save & exit the OSD (on screen Display)

Just right click the task bar and click properties and then click customize , then click restore default Over!!!!

I suspect your Computers Display settings need adjustments and or a Driver from Proview installed...therefor if you can get on the net, I would look at FAQ's on Proviews Website, i.e:

http://www.proview.net/Support/FAQ_Question.aspx?pi=2026

hope that helps,

Bastian

No. The newer LCDs can do both. But they are a TV to start with the option to hook up a Desktop.

Try changing out all of the capacitors on the power/inverter board first.
You probably do not have to change the large main one, Just the other ones.
It sounds like you have voltage but your amperage is not there. the 11.7 should probably be closer to 12.
Ebays
bammbammfran

you should change al lthe caps in the PSU.. you can get them all from Maplins for a few pounds.
best get 105 centigrade ones

You do NOT need a driver. Your monitor is broken. The high voltage power supply that provides power to light the CCFL cold cathode fluorescent lights is broken. The most common problem is that the 470uF 25V capacitors on the power supply circuit board are bad. Bad Caps have a swollen and sometimes leaky top. There are 6 capacitors that cost about 50 cents apiece from www.partsexpress.com . Buy high temperature replacement capacitors rated at 105C. If you can't de-solder and resolder have some 14 year old kid do it for you.

Probably a bad inverter board.