Input signal out of range

Is entire screen green or just tint range will not move?

Look at set with color off to zero and also try different inputs.

Advise me source of signal and how or where you are connected.

Hello,
I believe the max resolution this LCD can support is 1440 x 900 / 75 Hz. If you set your display resolution higher then that, you will receive the input signal out of range error. Your LDC turns off to protect it self from the invalid settings. If you can not change it back once your PC boots to windows, you may have to do it in save mode by pressing F8 once you power on your PC and before the windows loading screen starts.
Regards, Chris

Possible reason is that input signal goes out of range that probably a Screen refresh rate that the monitor cannot handle. Instead of bursting into flames, the monitor shuts itself
down as a protection feature. Look at the monitor manual if you got one.

Safe Mode should allow the monitor to work in the problem account.

Try this.

Boot in Safe Mode (see below)
Switch users to the problem account
Right click the desktop
Select Properties
Click the Settings tab
Click the Advanced button
Click the Monitor tab
Select: Hide modes that this monitor cannot display
Select a different Screen refresh rate
Click Apply twice and then Click OK

Or try this:-
power on the system and press and hold F5.
When a screen appers with some option, try to find a option something realted with VGA setting.
Click that option and let pc start normally.
It will surely work

• check the cable on the monitor screen
• if after removing the data cable from the computer and it has no vertical color screen then
  
• try other data cable
• try other monitor screen
  

you need to adjust the screen voltage. behind the front grille and inside cover. a small black box 6 adjusters protruding from it. only adjust the the color counterclockwise that matches the problem in this case it's the green so look for the knob with "G" marked by it. there are 2 with "g" marked by them the row across the top of the box are for focus don't adjust. back the knob off untill the raster is blank with your input set to an inactive input, the picture should be blank and black.
when it is you have the adjuster close to where it should be, now change the input to an active signal and turn the color off so that you wil have black and white picture. adjust that knob untill you do have a truely black and white picture not too green or red or blue. go back to inactive video input and check that there are no lines of any color on the screen. repeat if needed. always adjust these knobs slowly the set will be watching you ! if your autofocus won't work now you have the adjustment set too low. check this function before putting back together again. these adjustments can be real touchy so be patient

I have the same problem and have traced it down to a potential power supply issue.  I bought mine at Best Buy in '06 and was told today that they will test the power supply for free.  It may range from $50.00 to $100.00 depending on where you can get it.  This does not include labor for those not qualified to work with electronics.  Hope this helps you.

press F8 upon booting up instead of choosing safe mode click ENABLE VGA right click desktop, click properties, click settings, set resolution to 1024 x 768 from there you will not see anymore the Input Signal Out Of Range

I have been having the same problem with my hpvs17 monitor when i start to use my web browser on linux distros. Now, for the next few days i am going to try my system on a regular crt monitor. if the monitor does not crash, than i will have to say that the hpvs17 monitor has a defect.It seems that when i go online, while i am in the middle of searching something, the monitor just shuts off and i get "input signal out of range".

I will assume the monitor is staying on during the boot process all the way until Windows loads.
If that is the case, then...

• Start the computer
• wait until the initial bios/logo screens for your motherboard go away.
• Press F8 to get the Windows recovery boot menu
• If you see the Windows Logo you would normally see then press rest and try again.
• In the recovery screen, select SAFE MODE
• Boot into Windows and uninstall your video card.
• Reboot the computer the normal way through the start menu.
• When your PC starts back up it should then reinstall the video card, and set itself automatically back to 60khz as default.

Let me know how you go =)

Some monitors have low resolution, that if it doesn't support that resolution then you'll expect an "input signal out of range" message on screen. try to boot on "safe mode" if it works then you have to lower your screen resolution at "display properties" if not then the monitor has a defective data cable. ;)