20 Most Recent Dell E771MM 17" CRT Monitor Questions & Answers

I do not think it is your monitor. Plug it into another working machine to see what it does. The result will tell you whether it is the monitor or the computer.

By "monitors" you mean more than 2. You can find a internal pci or e-pci card with dual output ports. You need to buy a vga separator. It's a adapter box with several vga and other output ports and a vga input port. This is somehow expensive. Hope this helps.

Press the OSD button for 3-5minutes before it will be unloacked.I accept donations for my free service Thankshttp://www.paypal.comsend it to paypal email: [email protected]

Maybe the problem is in your control panel (where the buttons are located) maybe one of the buttons are in normally close state, where in the button is already pressed.first check the buttons use a multimeter to check a good push button reading when not press is 0L in digital multimeter while in analog the reading you get is nothing. and when the buttons is pressed the reading must be 000 it means that the button is good. Try to replace a new push button or buttons. Hope this may help

For the E771MM, press and hold the OK button on the monitor for 15+ to toggle off the OSD lock. Holding the button turns on the OSD lock as well. The OK button is the rightmost of the control buttons (excluding the power button). This is a useful feature if a small child will be near the monitor or if the monitor is being used for demonstrations.

The user's manual for the Dell E771MM is here: http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/monitors/e771mm/English/index.htm .

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

try to press and hold the MENU button of your monitor for about 9 to 15 seconds to unlock it. hope this helps. feel free to rate the usefulness of the info

There is no webcam on this monitor. It's a display device only, with speakers built in but that's all. Here is the user's guide on Dell's site with all the monitor information.

r_gattis, If you see a small hole in it, you will need to speak into it because it's a microphone!!! Go to this link. http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/monitors/e771mm/English/quickref.pdf/

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Do not put your speaker near your monitor and any device that have magnet on it. It will damage your monitor colors. If degaussing it not helps you, you can try to use your speaker. Move again your speaker near your monitor and use its magnet to remove the color scattered on your screen. Check also your cable connections. IT might some pins was skewed up. Don't open your monitor own your own. It's hazardous. It still holds thousands of voltage even not connected to the outlet. Bring it to professional if do you think you can't solve it own your own.

hi,your problem is not a video driver issue,you need a driver for the monitor.you can go to manufacterer website and get a driver.

Hi!
I used to have a monitor similar to yours, from the noise you are describing is it like a crack? or an high voltage electrical spark/arc? (Mini lightening flash sound).
The Monitor I had De-gaussed each time it was switched on this is a weird thing that lines up the colour guns. If done whilst in use it gives the brief appearance of a shimmy/shake to the screen.
Have you a menu bar on or near the power on/ off switch? if you do try looking for De-gausse it may inadvertently become switched on to auto. You can De-gausse manually.
I do hope this helps.
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