I have a proview 22 inch monitor model 2200w it will not come on

Since you don't provide the laptop model, I assume your PC has at least a 15 Pin VGA connector. You will need a 15 pin male VGA to 15 pin male VGA cable, just plug it at the laptop and the monitor, that should do. If your laptop has also an HDMI or DVI or Display Port, you will need a proper cable or adapter.

Hello,

The Proview 2200W is made by the same company that make the FPD1975w monitor for Gateway computers. The problem you are having is usually caused by bad capacitors on the power supply board just as you have stated. The problem is that model can have two different power supplies. One board is the PI-190DTLB and the other is the ILPI-021. These two boards use very different parts for the repair. You will need to open the unit and check the board before you order the parts. Here is a link to order a parts kit for both boards, and shipping to Israel is no problem, the kits ship free worldwide. There are instruction guides showing how to dis-assemble and repair many monitors on the youtube link.
Parts kits Here:
http://www.ccl-la.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=21_30

Youtube videos:
http://www.youtube.com/user/cclla1?feature=mhee

I hope this helps you, If you need any additional information just let me know.

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i have a proview 2200w it comes on for about 3 seconds and goes off with the blue light still on

this is so common in lcd monitors, its the power suply board.... most likely a capacitor.. so type a model# into google following the words "power suply" it will probably be close to $50-$60... thats better than buying a new one

hope this helps you

ms_biguns, You need to test one or the other, The tower should output and drive a substitute known good monitor, or a known good pc should be able to display the WIN-desktop screen on your Proview 558. Could it also be that the software in pc not set up for driving a Proview558? 12fixlouie

The capacitors in the power supply look good?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitor_plague

It can be the backlight inverter board is going out.

It is out of warranty and not worth repairing.

I had this exact same problem with the 2200W. I was afraid it was the logic board but that wasn't the case.

I replaced all of the capacitors on the power supply board and now it works perfectly. At first I only replaced the bulging capacitors but that didn't fix it. Most of the bulging caps were the 680's and 470's. It ended up being a 220 (which didn't even look bad) closest to the cluster of 680's.

Save yourself some time and replace ALL of the caps. I used this image from a post on this site as my guide: http://www.ccl-la.com/pl926.jpg

try test the LCD to other PC, if it is working on other PCs, then your VGA card might be the cause. And if the same problem happens to other PC's then the LCD is at fault. Remember to Check the VGA cord. Good luck.