Problem with monitor
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I was relocated to a different office, which means more time spent on commute. However, I found a spare flat screen monitor lying in a nearby temorary cube along with some other computing equipments. I quickly grabbed it and switched with my CRT monitor. Yes, many of us are still using 17-19 inch CRT monitors. Our company's slogan (made up) is, "If it ain't broken, no way you are getting a new one". I saw some employees bring their own monitors to work. The monitor is nice for someone who is used to laptop and CRT monitors. There is a slight problem. All pictures are distorted. Cindy Crawford still looks nice, although sometimes I mistaken her to be Arnold Schwarzenegger. when I adjust windows resolution, it says "input is out of range" and automatically switches back to default. I have seen the same problem on several friends' TV sets (pictures distorted). Is there a simple fix? Thanks.
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I was relocated to a different office, which means more time spent on commute. However, I found a spare flat screen monitor lying in a nearby temorary cube along with some other computing equipments. I quickly grabbed it and switched with my CRT monitor. Yes, many of us are still using 17-19 inch CRT monitors. Our company's slogan (made up) is, "If it ain't broken, no way you are getting a new one". I saw some employees bring their own monitors to work. The monitor is nice for someone who is used to laptop and CRT monitors. There is a slight problem. All pictures are distorted. Cindy Crawford still looks nice, although sometimes I mistaken her to be Arnold Schwarzenegger. when I adjust windows resolution, it says "input is out of range" and automatically switches back to default. I have seen the same problem on several friends' TV sets (pictures distorted). Is there a simple fix? Thanks.
Xiangyang Liu 刘向阳 wrote:
"If it ain't broken, no way you are getting a new one"
Sounds like it's broken; put in for a new one. ;)
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I was relocated to a different office, which means more time spent on commute. However, I found a spare flat screen monitor lying in a nearby temorary cube along with some other computing equipments. I quickly grabbed it and switched with my CRT monitor. Yes, many of us are still using 17-19 inch CRT monitors. Our company's slogan (made up) is, "If it ain't broken, no way you are getting a new one". I saw some employees bring their own monitors to work. The monitor is nice for someone who is used to laptop and CRT monitors. There is a slight problem. All pictures are distorted. Cindy Crawford still looks nice, although sometimes I mistaken her to be Arnold Schwarzenegger. when I adjust windows resolution, it says "input is out of range" and automatically switches back to default. I have seen the same problem on several friends' TV sets (pictures distorted). Is there a simple fix? Thanks.
You really ought to post this in HARDWARE & DEVICES, but hey ho Probably find that the driver is not consistant with the monitor, is it a newer monitor and older machine? Seems that it the likely reason.
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I was relocated to a different office, which means more time spent on commute. However, I found a spare flat screen monitor lying in a nearby temorary cube along with some other computing equipments. I quickly grabbed it and switched with my CRT monitor. Yes, many of us are still using 17-19 inch CRT monitors. Our company's slogan (made up) is, "If it ain't broken, no way you are getting a new one". I saw some employees bring their own monitors to work. The monitor is nice for someone who is used to laptop and CRT monitors. There is a slight problem. All pictures are distorted. Cindy Crawford still looks nice, although sometimes I mistaken her to be Arnold Schwarzenegger. when I adjust windows resolution, it says "input is out of range" and automatically switches back to default. I have seen the same problem on several friends' TV sets (pictures distorted). Is there a simple fix? Thanks.
- check that the cable is ok... a better cable can solve it... - check that the frequency is supported by the monitor. - update drivers. - Don't look at Cindy Crawford... or at least don't use this excuse... they'll fire you...
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I was relocated to a different office, which means more time spent on commute. However, I found a spare flat screen monitor lying in a nearby temorary cube along with some other computing equipments. I quickly grabbed it and switched with my CRT monitor. Yes, many of us are still using 17-19 inch CRT monitors. Our company's slogan (made up) is, "If it ain't broken, no way you are getting a new one". I saw some employees bring their own monitors to work. The monitor is nice for someone who is used to laptop and CRT monitors. There is a slight problem. All pictures are distorted. Cindy Crawford still looks nice, although sometimes I mistaken her to be Arnold Schwarzenegger. when I adjust windows resolution, it says "input is out of range" and automatically switches back to default. I have seen the same problem on several friends' TV sets (pictures distorted). Is there a simple fix? Thanks.
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You really ought to post this in HARDWARE & DEVICES, but hey ho Probably find that the driver is not consistant with the monitor, is it a newer monitor and older machine? Seems that it the likely reason.
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Xiangyang Liu 刘向阳 wrote:
I found a spare flat screen monitor lying in a nearby temorary cube
Xiangyang Liu 刘向阳 wrote:
I saw some employees bring their own monitors to work
So you could have stolen somebodies own Monitor from home?
Ᵽompey wrote:
So you could have stolen somebodies own Monitor from home?
I don't think so.
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I was relocated to a different office, which means more time spent on commute. However, I found a spare flat screen monitor lying in a nearby temorary cube along with some other computing equipments. I quickly grabbed it and switched with my CRT monitor. Yes, many of us are still using 17-19 inch CRT monitors. Our company's slogan (made up) is, "If it ain't broken, no way you are getting a new one". I saw some employees bring their own monitors to work. The monitor is nice for someone who is used to laptop and CRT monitors. There is a slight problem. All pictures are distorted. Cindy Crawford still looks nice, although sometimes I mistaken her to be Arnold Schwarzenegger. when I adjust windows resolution, it says "input is out of range" and automatically switches back to default. I have seen the same problem on several friends' TV sets (pictures distorted). Is there a simple fix? Thanks.
You know what happened to me? I had this nice flat screen monitor, however the fonts were quite blurry because it was a very cheap monitor. In my last project I needed to code something to do with validation. Basically a textbox should be highlighted in yellow when the input is not valid. Somehow, the textbox did not turn yellow and I tried to debug my program for 1 hour, then I realized that the monitor was not able to display a certain kind of yellow. Finally got a new one (after debating with the IT support service for 3 months) and now I can see yellow as well as any other colour. :)
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I was relocated to a different office, which means more time spent on commute. However, I found a spare flat screen monitor lying in a nearby temorary cube along with some other computing equipments. I quickly grabbed it and switched with my CRT monitor. Yes, many of us are still using 17-19 inch CRT monitors. Our company's slogan (made up) is, "If it ain't broken, no way you are getting a new one". I saw some employees bring their own monitors to work. The monitor is nice for someone who is used to laptop and CRT monitors. There is a slight problem. All pictures are distorted. Cindy Crawford still looks nice, although sometimes I mistaken her to be Arnold Schwarzenegger. when I adjust windows resolution, it says "input is out of range" and automatically switches back to default. I have seen the same problem on several friends' TV sets (pictures distorted). Is there a simple fix? Thanks.
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I use to have a monitor with exactly the same peoblem. But some bugger nicked it from my cubicle before I could fix it.
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- check that the cable is ok... a better cable can solve it... - check that the frequency is supported by the monitor. - update drivers. - Don't look at Cindy Crawford... or at least don't use this excuse... they'll fire you...
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Joan Murt wrote:
check that the cable is ok... a better cable can solve it...
A bad cable would distort the image? How? Just wondering.
Joan Murt wrote:
Don't look at Cindy Crawford... or at least don't use this excuse... they'll fire you...
No they would not fire me for looking at Cindy Crawford, Arnold Schwarzenegger maybe. :)
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Joan Murt wrote:
check that the cable is ok... a better cable can solve it...
A bad cable would distort the image? How? Just wondering.
Joan Murt wrote:
Don't look at Cindy Crawford... or at least don't use this excuse... they'll fire you...
No they would not fire me for looking at Cindy Crawford, Arnold Schwarzenegger maybe. :)
I remember of thin cables in the back of some monitors that blurred a little bit the image... Depending on the image it was more or less obvious...
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I was relocated to a different office, which means more time spent on commute. However, I found a spare flat screen monitor lying in a nearby temorary cube along with some other computing equipments. I quickly grabbed it and switched with my CRT monitor. Yes, many of us are still using 17-19 inch CRT monitors. Our company's slogan (made up) is, "If it ain't broken, no way you are getting a new one". I saw some employees bring their own monitors to work. The monitor is nice for someone who is used to laptop and CRT monitors. There is a slight problem. All pictures are distorted. Cindy Crawford still looks nice, although sometimes I mistaken her to be Arnold Schwarzenegger. when I adjust windows resolution, it says "input is out of range" and automatically switches back to default. I have seen the same problem on several friends' TV sets (pictures distorted). Is there a simple fix? Thanks.
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Joan Murt wrote:
check that the cable is ok... a better cable can solve it...
A bad cable would distort the image? How? Just wondering.
Joan Murt wrote:
Don't look at Cindy Crawford... or at least don't use this excuse... they'll fire you...
No they would not fire me for looking at Cindy Crawford, Arnold Schwarzenegger maybe. :)
I have had two separate incidents in the last month involving bad cables distorting images. One was at work(distortion of image with extra weird pixels) and one was at home,(the red, greed or blue glazed screen depending on how the cable was tweaked) so es, a bad cable can cause distorted pics. This may not be your problem but it is a suspect to look at.
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