I'm trying to connect my ps3 to an HP w2007 LCD monitor, yet the monitor states it cannot connect because of changing settings to 1680x1050-60hz. I've already connected HDMI-DVI and have no idea next.

Some monitors change colour if there is damage, internally, within the signal cable. Try another cable if you have one.
Alternatively, it might be that the monitor is near an extremely strong magnetic source, such as big loudspeakers?

try connect it to other pc or laptop, sometimes your pc video card won't work replace it

Joel

Check ALL cables, connections, pins, if you can, reset to default settings on the monitor. Is it under warranty? Any damage? Have you done ANY graphic updates? Hardware upgrades?

If both monitors give no signal, the computer has a video graphics card issue or a motherboard problem, now when you checked the video cord, do you change it? if you have a extra cord, sub it to be sure.

Check the power saving option of your computer. You can find it under the Control Panel. Just look for Power Option then Turn off monitor. Just set it to never or the time you want your monitor to be on.

Hope that works for you.
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-jash

ladywoman197, 2 things for you to do. 1. disconnect-reconnect vga cable a few times from the DB15 vga port on the pc. If problem (pink hue) persists then try here: http://www.lesliewong.us/blog/2005/05/02/hp-pavilion-f1703-flat-panel-blackout-solution/ Your unit may need some new capacitors installed on the power supply printed circuit board. Read fixya profiles of "budmrtn" "12fixlouie" and also visit youtube for video clips of lcd monitor repair. Do the vga cable thing first!!! Could also be vga graphics card inside pc not making good contact with monitor cable. 12fixlouie

Where you go to select "no" screen saver, there should be a "Power Settings" button. Press this and in there you can set the power save feature to "never" switch off monitor. Hope this helps. Ian.

Make sure that everything is connected to the monitor properly. Go to the back of it and make sure the VGA or DVI cables are secured and then check the back of the computer to do the same.

Those speakers require a certain cable connected to the computer aside from the monitor's own cable.

my hp w2007 monitor has no sound