20 Most Recent E-Machines 19" Widescreen Flat Panel TFT LCD HD Monitor Questions & Answers

Check the connectors at both ends; on the screen and on the PC. Make sure they're both properly secured. If they are, then it may be a faulty cable, or a faulty monitor. It's possible but unlikely to be the graphics card.

This typically is a sign of either a problem with the monitor itself, the cable, or the computer. Fault isolation is key here. If you have access to another monitor, I would suggest connecting that to the computer, or vice versa. That way you can figure out what's broken. If it's the computer, you might be able to purchase a replacement video card. If it's the monitor - you're out of luck, and likely need to purchase a new one.

kinly check this comprehensive manual. it will show you schematics and all the pictures as well as step by step procedure on how to plug it in.

http://downloads.emachines.com/userguides/8512499_E17T6W_E19T6W.pdf

have a great one! i love that machine.

Yes. At very worst you may have to buy a 10 dollar adapter.

ATSC (DIGITAL TV off the AIR to VGA ADAPTER): http://www.amazon.com/Digital-Atsc-HDtv-Tuner-Receiver/dp/B001IWOB36

It Might be the video cable.

sounds like a dead pixel, return for warranty repair/replacement

Open the monitor, examine the circuit boards. Look for small components that look like small cans, these are capacitors. If you see any that look bulged on top, then your problem can probably be solved by replacing these. Check out the following sites;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Q6_TgNJvQw

Follow the directions and good luck!

Use PixelTune up to get it out http://www.pixeltuneup.com/

1) Try it out with other PC first to see if it does the same.
2) Open it up and inspect the caps in the power supply, look for caps with bulging top, s example of failed monitors due to bad caps: http://s807.photobucket.com/home/budm/allalbums
Post back what you see so we can guide you further.

This occurs when a generic video driver was installed or the wrong video driver was installed.
You can download the drivers from Dell WEB site, the support download page. Make sure you select your model desktop or laptop, better still, type in the Service Tag number, it is printed on the label on the bottom of the laptop and on the back or sides of a desktop. (If the Service Tag label is missing then go into the BIOS setting and on one of the BIOS pages, the Service Tag number will be displayed). This will open the page where the specific drivers for your model computer are located. Also make sure you select the Windows XP or Vista version of the drivers for your Windows operating system. Click on this link to download the drivers: -
http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/index.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=gen

Bad caps with bulging top will eb the first thing to look for, post back what you see inside so we can guide you further, see example of failed monitors due to bad caps: http://s807.photobucket.com/home/budm/allalbums

Hi

Please try the following, go into safe mode (power on PC repeatedly hit F8 until a menu is presented choose safe mode

Once in safe mode Click the following

Start>Control Panel> System> (Tab) hardware > Device manager

Click on the small + next to display adapters, right click and click on the VGA card and click uninstall, the PC will ask you to restart follow the instructions through and hopefully all will be working


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On the monitor below the screen has these fine pink and green lines blinking across the screen all the time on my laptop. Can you tell me how to fix it or solve this problem?

you need a cable that matches your video card. standard is svga cable. newer or better is dvi. any computer store will have these in stock.