20 Most Recent LG Flatron L1710B 17" LCD Monitor Questions & Answers

Most likely gone... it would require an electrician to go testing the different components of the monitor inside. And maybe even someone like that cant fix such things.

You have bad LCD panel, it will get worst with more lines.

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try to plug something into it, then try the menu on the monitor. try a manual. if you don't have one, you can read an onlione one on the Flagtron's website.

Hi,
Could you mention the computers configuration on which you are trying to install windows Vista and what error or symptoms you are getting when you try to install Vista

Vista installation can fail
1. If memory (RAM) is bad
2. Hdd is corrupt or has bad sectors
3. Optical Drive is Bad
Thanks for using fixya
Proton

Found the problem was new computer was defective. Under warranty

If the picture is Reddish either at top or bottom It could be the backlight failing.If you are technically able you maybe able to Replace the CCFL backlight.
Samir

Problem with Interface board or panel.
Also maybe due to defective powersupply filters.
Samir

This is normally a problem of panel.you need to replace the panel.
Samir

I would first suggest that you verify the video cable and connector are okay. The connector should look like the one in the photo with no missing or bent pins. if you can plug in another monitor, that would help rule out the PC. After that, it would probably need component-level troubleshooting, probably in the video or signal circuits.

the only way you may get it to work is if you use the monitor a secondary device and also use the notebook monitor as well. But the problem may also be the vga connector converting the signal, as you may have to have a DVI connection on your monitor to obtain widescreen resolutions.

ok try this one switch the hard-drive off and on again to restart it and then the screen would come one.

Check the all the cables. Check input settings by using the menu.

• Larry Ng Jul 15, 2021that is just a YEAR 2007 LCD computer monitor, it needs a computer to work. if it fails in a 2nd PC , if that test fails,the monitor is bad. (hardward failure, monitor. the tests are simple, it fails on 2nd good PC, what can be more simple that test ANY 14 year old monitor on a 2nd good PC. when dead do this.(test2) they are all here when dead again use a FLASH LIGHT. (or in UK a low carbon foot print TORCH)<< joking. https://pcdied.com/monitors_and_screens/... all monitors older than 2010 do this . (has CCFL inside and that is never fun now) the cure is newer monitors 2011 to now called LED monitor.s or OLED. the tubes are cold cathode florescent tubes. (back lamps.) (have 5 classic fail symptoms not just dead) they are short lived, laptops and monitors both back then. 20,00hours on the clock and go bad. bank on it. the 3 failures are CCFL, PSU board, and logic board #1 is CCFL the all died long ago, on average about year 2003 (07 +5= 12, 2012) at 20,000 yours boom dead. or intermittent. PSU is here: https://pcdied.com/monitors_and_screens/... below is logic board. one of the 3 fail, CCFL tubes dead is like 99% we retire them if the CCFL test fails. (using bench PSU to test them) but you have non of that so. upgrade
• Larry Ng Jul 19, 2021 logic board. (CCFL tubes dead, PSU dead, or logic board dead) and or thermally failing , and bad.
• Anonymous Jul 23, 2021 99% of all monitors are all dead. due to those silly low live CCFL back lamps. or the 2cards inside that can fail too. PSU card +HV CCLF power or the Data card is dead. 99.9% of folks seen these facts, upgrade now. high voltage inside 600v on the CCFL pins

Hi, Sounds like an issue of the video card not the monitor. Take to computer shop to verify. One thing you can try is drop the dpi down (refresh rate)a bit. Then try again. If that makes sense to you. Hope that helps.

Hello, It´s not safe to anchor it to the plastic back, monitors usually have a metal frame inside that support the weight of the monitor.

Flatron l17175 what on earth is that? ahhhhhh and LG, lucky Goldstart monitors. not HP. wrong forum Ill move you.