Monitor colors are not displaying correctly

Please check the pins at both ends of the VGA cable first, also try it on another PC.
If it still does the same then you will need to open it up to inspect the inside.
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Hi, right click on an empty area of th e desktop, select "Properties," next, pick all areas that will apply: Windows Color and Appearance, Display Settings... make the adjustments, "resolution etc. "Rating the solution is appreciated, thanks."

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I also get the input not supported on my desktop. I have an acer. Sure wish i could fix this problem

they all come with two cables. blue being vga, white being dvi cable. you only need to plug the blue into both ends (computer and into the monitor) and turn on. If it is still not working how many video cards are there on the computer? Do you have it plugged into the right spot and is it tight on both ends?

Double check you vga connectors and make sure they are plugged in all the way and screwed in snug also there might be a AUTO config button on you monitor you may look for that and press it if there is.

TRY MONITOR ON ANOTHER SYSTEM TO MAKE SURE ITS NOT THE VIDEO CARD . IF IT DOES THIS ON ANOTHER SYSTEM REPLACE THE MONITOR, IF IT WORKS FINE REPLACE THE VIDEO CARD IN THE COMPUTER

There are several reasons for this most likely is the vga cable from the video port has undergone stress (sharp bending or crushing) this damages the cables inside and causes one or more of the colors to not display, usually red and or blue. odd it seems the green always is left unharmed when I see this...weird.
If you can I would replace the cable from the monitor to the computer. if the cable is sealed in then you may be able to find a replacement at a service center. and they could replace it for you

Hey Buddy
My AL1916W was having same problem, its due to faulty IFB which cannot save colors after pressing reset, get it replaced from acer, if its in warranty, acer will replace ur LCD within a week.

Your video card (or driver) is probably to blame.
Try hooking a new monitor up to the computer to test this.
If so, try the advanced settings in control panel. Many cards give you the ability to manually alter the picture.

If that doesn't fix it, replace the card.