How to open iiyama monitor - iiyama Computers & Internet

try this site.

http://www.iiyama-monitors.co.uk/categories/monitors/iiyama-23-and-24-inch-Monitor.aspx

Hello,
I#m just facing the same problem with my iiyama monitor. How to open the cover? Did you find out in the meantime? I suppose there are hidden snap-in connections behind the front cover.

from iiyama tech support (UK):

1. Switch off the monitor.
2. Connect all 3 input types with live connections (VGA + DVI + HDMI)
3. Turn the monitor on.

It will select an input and display as normal.

I have tested this and it does work!
Good luck

My Iiyama Vision Master Pro 450 works with Windows 7 when connected with a VGA video cable that has 5 BNC RGB connectors that attach to the back of the Iiyama monitor. No driver install was needed; Windows 7 shows my Iiyama monitor as a "Generic Non-PnP Monitor" with 1024x768 resolution.

If you want a Iiyama driver go to the Iiyama website, follow links for support and downloads.

If you want a Relisys driver, go to the Relisys website and follow links for support and downloads.

Try downloading and installing drivers.

I found some here:

http://www.howtodrivers.com/model38655.html

The way I solved it…

I received from iiyama a quote for repair: 400€ without VAT, 478 € with VAT, with a 3 month warranty.

So I ordered a HP LP2475W H-IPS LCD monotor from HP, for 656 € VAT & delivery incl. And a 3 year ON SITE warranty. It is superb, and after calibration it largely outperforms what I had before for my photographic use.

Hope this will help…

i changed monitors

Check that the power cord is fully plugged in first.

It is probably the inverter board inside the monitor.
(if the screen does properly display ever then it is not the screen)
It CAN be fixed but I do not suggest anyone open up a monitor (LCD or CRT) who is not "technically inclined."

If you really want to fix this particular one then take it to a local tech and get an estimate first. If it's almost as much as a new monitor then buy a new one.

give it a light bang with your hand to the side.. really.. it says so on their website. it happened because of dis-alignment of some grid, probably happeden during transport