Princeton Digital Recent Questions, Troubleshooting Help & Support

Video Drivers don't fix Audio Problems. Look on the bottom & both the left & right side of the monitor for eiter an audio jack, like the one on the back of your computer that would be labled light green -OR- look for either a square D style hole that would connect a A/B USB cable into it as an extension of your USB ports. There may be more, typically used to plud in your keyboard & mouse, or other USB accessories like one to charge your phone, etc. Then buy the cable that matches what you have in appropriately. Again, video drivers do not fix audio problems. -DellTech1

try taking the batteries out or go to the shop where you bought it and go from there...good luck lol :-P

Manufacturers web site ... look for a support tab - search your product - get your driver.

download the driver from here: http://www.princetongraphics.com/site/support_drv.htm

Found that the yellow glue that hold some of the components in starts to break down and start conducting causing a short between R801 and CM810 Replace the open resister and remove all the glue off the power supply

there is a blown capacitor on one of the boards inside display

Hi,Check whether the monitor is turn on and if the same issue check the monitor by connecting with other PC.RegardsJyothish

Plug your computer into an older model monitor and reset the screen resolution to a higher one. This usually works for me. Hope this helps.

hello

"I start in safe mode as normal."

safe mode is not a normal thing during your windows boot sequence :)
if your display works ok until those 10 minutes of safe mode are over i would say that reinstalling your windows operating system will most likely solve your monitor issues :)