DISPLAY STAYS FOR 2 SECOND ON NEC MULTISYNC LCD 1760V

Both monitors must be plugged in when the computer is started for the second monitor to be detected, and you must configure the second monitor once the computer has started
In windows XP: control panel -> display -> settings tab -> select second display -> check "extend my windows desktop onto this monitor" -> click apply
In windows vista/7: control panel -> adjust screen resolution -> select second display and then under "multiple displays" select "Extend desktop to this display"

I did see a similar issue with a Gateway display, the source of the image was the screen is damaged by the cover inside the screen. Basically, the inside frame was scratching the back of the screen making the image to appear until it damages the screen enough to turn off pixels.

Another possible cause are: "burned pixels", some kind of damage (liquids inside the display), the display was hit, or something like that.

The only solution is to replace the display or use it until is breaks (but it will be quite annoying).

insert the AGP card in the AGP slot in install the drivers the problem will be definatly solved the card should be of 8X grade

Does the power light stay on? If so, you have an inverter problem. If the power light goes off, you have a power supply problem.

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you must to check the volt at pin 1 of the lcd slot screen you'll get about 3.3 volts if not it can be the problem.

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Hi ,
The monitor flicker problem. The monitor when turn on will display image for couple of second then turn black. The monitor status led is still green. This will happen each time it is turn on. The symptom at appear to come from the inverter board.

The Capacitor on the Inverter Circuit Board has gone bad and needs to be replaced. That's it.

F1 = Fuse 1
You should be able to locate a surface mount fuse at your local electronics store.

Here is the link for your manual that will help you with your resolutions and screen position. Really easy. Nice monitor : http://www.necdisplay.com/cms/documents/UserManuals/LCD1760V_manual3.pdf

In the LCD1830 the inverter for the backlight always burns out. They are fairly easy to replace when you remove the back to get inside. A new one is available from MoniServ for $69.99. http://www.lcdpart.com/Products/uhp061104mss.html