20 Most Recent LG Flatron L1750S 17" LCD Monitor - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Swap monitor for one that works on your machine?
Should be someone you know who would be willing.

Is it new?
If new ask for a swap.

F2 to open bios?

Here is the link to LG's site for this product: http://www.lg.com/uk/support-product/lg-L1750S-BN#

restart computer and pressing f8youget advance menuselect enable vga mode (xp)orlow resulation mode (for 7 & 8)when you loged in chaing resolution to 800x600 or 1024x786restart

Possible is a dead pixel. my friend

change the power section capacitors..

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are you getting a check signal cable message? any on screen instructions?

try the cable, if it works on another monitor, then sorry to say but your monitor is fried

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check whether ur cpu is working fine

plz open your screen ribbun & jack your ribbun is crash than change screen fault cliaer

Hi My screen developed exactly the same problem. It appears to be a hardwear problem associated with the screen it's self. continuity test is ok on the lead so I took it back to the shop under warranty and hey presto, the replacement works. I don't know what the problem is but there are a number of other folks on another thread with the same problem and their entries are dated May 09 too.  Dave

The VGA connection should be fine; I have DVI and when I switched from analog, the difference was pretty minimal, to my eyes.

Is it just the fonts that are blurry, or everything? If fonts only, then this almost certainly suggests that running the ClearType tuner again would solve the problem. But this applies to all displays, so if one is good and the other is not, then this isn't it.

If everything is a little blurry, then this suggests one of two problems -- the first, you report trying, which is that the display adapter is set to a different resolution than the native resolution of the LCD monitor itself. Your display adapter should probably be able to drive 2 monitors (the built-in laptop monitor and the external monitor) at once. You should be able to set their resolutions separately.

Assuming Windows XP: Start > Control Panel > Display > Settings > at which point, you should see two monitors listed in a dropdown. Set them to their native resolutions there (using the slider bar, usually all the way to the right), and save.

If you do have the display resolutions set to their native resolutions for both monitors, then it's possible that your external monitor is messed up. A quick test would be to run the on-screen settings, usually from a button on the monitor itself. If what is displayed there is sharp and what is displayed from Windows is not, then this points to a problem with the display driver. If everything, even the on-screen display is blurry, then perhaps the monitor settings are messed up -- usually there's an option to restore to factory settings -- try that.

If that doesn't work, I'm probably out of ideas, unless you have further information.