NEC AccuSync - Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

Yes, you should be able to simply plug it in. It is best to follow standards - such as if your unit uses Red, blue, green, white, and red outlets, use that type of cable to hook up to your TV. If your player uses yellow, white, and red, use that type of cable. The colors don't really matter, but it is much easier to troubleshoot later on if you follow standards.

If you are trying to use a computer monitor to watch a DVD, you probably won't have much success unless your monitor accepts the RCA plug. I have found the VGA adapters to RCA plugs will not work in this manner.

What is the problem? Did you try plugging it into another working computer?

I found a little trick about this problem...i had the same issue and the only thing that really helped me was.. •Go to "Control Panel" •Select the "Adjust screen resolution" •Now you have just to drop your Resolution BUT you have to do the trick here... When you will press the Apply for the low Resolution in the same time while pressing the OK/Apply you have to push the button "SELECT" in your screen Notice: Rember you have to do it in same time! Greetings Bill!

Hello, This is normally caused when the monitor does not support the screen resolution the computer is set to. Change the screen resolution and see if that helps. Also, consider updating your graphics driver too. Hope this helps Steve EmoticonIT com Computer Solutions Lincolnshire Joomla Websites IT...

If you tilt the monitor away from you with it on, you should still be able to see the "shadow" images of whatever is being displayed, even though the lamp doesn't work. I would just replace the lamp and it should work fine, as long as you can tell that the monitor itself is getting power...

Does the touch screen work?

open your monitor in on condition and see which component geting hot ok change component with new one and check it aain

your computer is infected by virus, you can repair it by system restore, boot your computer to save mode by pressing f8 continously on system start up, select safe mode after it is start you will be prompt by notice on what you want to do select the option for system restore then select for a previous date for restoring.

Windows 7 & Vista:
Right Click on your desktop and go to Personalization. Click on Desktop Background at the Bottom of the screen. On the Picture Position drop down menu, click Stretch and save changes.

Windows XP:
Right Click on the Desktop and click Properties. Go to the Desktop Tab. Select stretch from the drop down menu. Apply.

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It will be the inverter module or the the back light that is the problem, but until you take it apart and examine the parts and do some testing that will be the key in finding the culprit.

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Are you sure it is the lamps problem?

Basic LCD monitor troubleshooting guide: http://www.fixya.com/support/r6150077-basic_lcd_monitors_troubleshooting

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitor_plague

Capacitors kit: http://lcdalternatives.auctivacommerce.com/ he can make you a set of caps for you.

This usually means the red or green or both primary color module is bad. Monitors come with 3 primary color module controllers and they use them in various combinations to make the other colors. The primary colors are blue, green, and red.

You change the resolution at the PC, not at the monitor.
Resolution adjustment:
From Microsoft: http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/display_change_screen_resolution.mspx?mfr=true

and here:
http://www.helpwithpcs.com/tipsandtricks/changing-screen-resolution-win-xp.htm

and here:
http://www.videojug.com/film/how-to-change-screen-resolution-in-windows-xp-and-windoiws-7

Probably a hardware issue. Cheaper to buy new one than fix it.

Try a different power cord.
You can check the internal fuse too. Most repair shops will pull it apart and look for the fuse. If the power cord is bad you should see that it doesn't power up at all. Try powering it up un attached - just plug it in and look for some light - if no - replace or try to swap cables with the pc power cable as they are the same thing on the ends.
Best of it
Gary

How do you know the flyback is good if it is not functioning?
Some causes for no high voltage:
short or open horizontal output transistor.
open or shorted capacitors in horizontal circuit.
Defective or non functioning horizontal drive circuit.
Open yoke.
Malfunction in horizontal B+ regulator circuit.
Faulty solder joints.
Short in CRT.

try clciking auto on screen or downlaod grathics drivers eg intel grathics , then u can change from there

1. You may be able to obtain a schematic at this site if you do a Google search. ESI
Troubleshooting a degaussing circuit is very tedious but good luck!
I hope this helps.

I would test the cable, use it on a different monitor or try a different cable. That is the only other thing to check, otherwise it definitely is the monitor.