IBM ThinkVision - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

Change the power plu fuse for the second monitor. Disconnect the data lead from the monitor and reconnect it

That could be the monitor or the video/graphics card in the computer. Try another monitor as a test to narrow the problem. If it's a laptop, therer's usually a VGA port where another monitor can be installed. You might need to press a Fn key combination to turn on the second monitor in that case.

ok no problem do it

videocard problem.

they are like screen tvs they have connectors on the vertical lines when they get dirty the contacts have to be cleaned with a q tip and alcohol and repluged in . but is a pain in the but to take apart there a quite a few that are plugged in.but it could be the lcds are starting to go a tv repair man would be able to tell you if it is worth it or not as they are not cheap goodluck!!

it may be a permanent damage on your monitor. i think it is unrecoverable.

How often does it happen? This is a standard feature with many monitors

You need to press and hold the "enter" button for 10 seconds to unlock the controls for adjustment. After you have the settings where you want them you can press and hold the "enter" button again for 10 seconds to lock menuback up. This will prevent anyone from changing your settings by accident.

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It shows out of range because the PC is sending out the video signal that is higher than the monitor can display, you need to set the PC video resolution to the native resolution: 1024 x 768 @60Hz. You can reboot the PC into save mode (hitting F8 key while booting up) then set the resolution to 640 x 480 (try 1024 x 768 if it allows you to do so), reboot and reset the resoltion to 1024 x 768 @60Hz.

Have you turned it on also!

Try using another cable.

Sounds like the power supply in the monitor is gone. It's cheaper to replace than repa

Change your resolution to something lower. Sounds like your video card is overdriving your monitor. Reset your resolution to 800 x 600. If that works ok, you can push it a little higher.