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what PC, and OS, windows? W10 is best , support ends w7 jan 2020.
what montor is it make and model (sticker on rear tells that)
seems like monitor problem
we test any suspect monitor on PC#2 first, see if the monitor fails there too.
the Monitor has OSD menu screen (bottom on mon, marked menu) we look there first, see of the menus in them monitor
look ok if they look bad, bingo bad monitor.
age matters, 2009 and older all go bad now, CCFL lamps age
go yellowish or dead.
SOURCE: Monitor Menu Settings
if you have hair dryer just give little bit of heat on the panel button and make sure your monitor is complete off. see if it help otherwise give for repairing. bye
SOURCE: Monitor Menu Settings
there is in the menu that calls for " RECALL ", press this to go to original setting, and change setting again to your choice, individually.
SOURCE: Flickering Screen/Faded Colors
It sounds like a problem with the video card, whether it be on-board or a card. See if you or a friend has a spare one laying around and try that one instead. If it's not the video card, try a different monitor.
SOURCE: my monitor changes colors (e.g. normal then turns
Color changes on the display mostly occurs because of a faulty VGA cable or a loose connection of the cable to the VGA port at the back of your PC or Monitor. But if the cable is fixed securely at the back and the problem still persists, slightly move the cable's wire segment while observing its reaction on your monitor. Does it change colors while u do so? If it does even when the cable is securely plugged in to both the PC and the monitor, then u need to change the cable.
As for the visible display area size (technically called the Resolution) right click on an icon free area on the desktop and click Properties. At the top of the form click on the Settings tab. At the bottom of this form find Screen Resolution and adjust it to it your requirements and click Apply. On the confirmation dialogue that pops up click Yes if the displayed resolution suits u otherwise click No and try another resolution size. Hope this helps.
control panel,display,settings you can make adjustments for more or less pixels or from the drop down list pick the appropriate level of color range
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