I cant get the right resolution on my Norcent monitor

I ran into this very problem myself, the issue is that the monitor only supports 1280x1024 resolution MAX. Windows 7 cannot detect this monitor and so it does not know it is limited to this resolution, so Windows 7 is putting out a higher resolution at startup, thus the monitor tries to autodect for a second but then just goes blank because it doesn't understand (and can't display) the signal. The only solution is to use another monitor and adjust the resolution to 1280x1024 or lower, but I run into a problem where as soon as you remove the other monitor and restart, WIndows tries to "plug & play" the monitor all over again at startup. So you're best bet really is a newer monitor unfortunately, I only use my old Norcent monitor with my XP computer.

The resolution for S video is low, 480i. This is going to be your limitation. You can try to change the resolution on the laptop, but this will more or less just resize it. Does your TV have VGA? A simple VGA cable would be all you need and the resolution would be much higher. If this is an older TV, they just make for good monitors.

you need to set the computer to display on another monitor. You don't say what kind of compture you are trying to hook up, but generally if you right click on your screen and then click either "settings" if XP or "screen resolution" if Windows 7 you can find an option to use the tv as a monitor. most laptops will have the option to "display on projector" option. These alll vary with each computer model, but you have to tell the computer to display on your tv, most won't do it automatically

check that you've got the latest video driver installed, then right click on an empty part of the desktop, click - properties, click - settings, you should see monitor 1 and 2 click - identify click on the desired monitor number and adjust the resolution on the desired monitor and click - apply (start off with lower resolutions and move upwards until you get it right) peace, abz

You will need to change the screen resolution of your computer. It means that the monitor cant handle that screen resolution. If your are unable to access your computer because of this my may have to hook it up to a monitor that can handle it then go turn the resolution all the resolution. Then hook up the Asus monitor and work your way up. till its at the highest resolution without saying "out of range" you do this by right clicking on a blank space on the desktop and going to properties or personalize then display settings or a similar tab or category :) hope this helps

Attaching a second monitor to a Laptop, if its fairly new, will automatically load a second display. Right click the background on your LAPTOP screen and select properties after you attach the monitor cable. Go to settings. You should see two monitors. If not, you need to press Fn+ F6 on most Laptops to activate the second monitor. See your owner's manual on function key (Fn) Choose the second monitor screen and set the desired resolution.

Active resolution of your tv is1280x720. You have to adjust the resolution in the graphic properties on your pc . Just keep tweaking it till you find one that works with your tv. I would start at max resolution (1280x720) then work my way down. Let me know what happens.

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what the problem is your pc is displaying a resolution you monitor cant display most likely its to low do you have a 2nd monitor you can hook up to set resolution Once you have done that set resolution that your new monitor can take and then hook up . when i moved from a 19inch monitor which ran at 1280 x1024 to a 32 inch samsung 1360x768 i had same problem as my screen cant display that res so set to what ya monitor can do .If you dont have a second display keep connected turn pc off with only your sharp cable in and it should turn on once into windows

yea just let it work i mean when it says auto config it means its adjusting monitor settings accordingly to your hardware nd display so just stay back and wait until it does