CTX I get this error message when I connect this monitor to any pc "no RGB signal". What is causing this. Neichi333

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No video or sound on tv when using RGB SCART cable. Check that the SCART socket you have plugged the SCART cable into is an RGB enabled port (this is ... Some TVsets display an 'RGB' message in the top right of the screen for a short ...

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Scart fully RGB enabled? ' AVForums

Connect VGA (D-sub 15 pin) cable from PC to TV (RGB PC) input jack. Connect audio cable from PC to TV. Set screen resolution on PC to be compatible with TV, such as 800 X 600 or 1024 X 768 etc. Select on the TV, the PC INPUT using the TV remote when ready to use as monitor.

Under PICTURE on the TV select SCREEN (RGB-PC). You can AUTO-CONFIG or you can set resolution manually to the same you set PC to. Other adjustments can be done here as well to get optimum picture on TV from PC.

Try another cable, or check the plug for bent pins. If they are all good, check that the monitor is set for VGA input (if it supports VGA and DVI) as it may be looking for a different input. Then replace the monitor. It's not common, but video processing circuitry can sometimes fail, and yours may have. New 17-inch LCD monitors are quite inexpensive now, so it would probably be more economical to replace this one than to try repairing it.

Don't worry just reset of your bios default settings and check it now :)

check the cable connections or replace the vga cable

usually graphics card fault

The CRT monitors use RGB signals for displaying colours, most of the monitors dos'nt have colour setting option, This situation can only arise whenever the RGB signals are equally of the same strength, this is an indication that the chroma section responsible for colour distribution of your monitor is now working properly, you need to examine the RGB circuitry of your monitor, one more possibility is the data cable (VGA) has been tampered internally.

its your monitor cable or video card problem not your monitor. check your connections to video card and monitor.

You need to change the input signal, get into the menu on your monitor and change the signal from rgb to dvi, hdmi or vga dipending on what cable you using for connection.
There is NO rgb connector on that monitor

Good luck

Same problem!!! Inspiron E1505 connected to a year old LG 47" 1080p lcd. My rgb used to work fine, plug and play with my pc. No luck with my laptop though. I've tried setting up duel monitors, updating all(atleast I think all) of my drivers, and rechecking all connections!! Please Help.