[SHENGTON]

When booting computer this is the screen you'll see:


This LCD is not mine. If I will reset the "Settings" of LCD where the Brightness, Contrast, Color and etc are found. If I will reset it will turn back to normal


Then if I will restart the computer it will turn back again like this which is not normal:


What do you think guys? Can I still fix this? I think the gamma or the brightness of the LCD is the problem.

Edited by SHENGTON, 26 January 2008 - 10:28 AM.

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I would try to do two things. Download and install the latest video driver. Or, first go through the monitor's menu to find the Option to lock settings. This is what I have done on my monitor.

Ron

[Major Payne]

I would try to do two things. Download and install the latest video driver. Or, first go through the monitor's menu to find the Option to lock settings. This is what I have done on my monitor.

Ron

[SHENGTON]

I think the LCD is dying...

[Major Payne]

Not if you can set it like the middle image in your original post. If LCD was going, you wouldn't be able to change it back to normal. You could have a bad video driver. Guess you didn't do as asked in post #2 and it's hard to help when no feedback is forthcoming from a suggestion. Were you able to go through the menu options and see if settings could be locked?

You could also try to see if Device Manager is showing any yellow/red icons anywhere in the expanded tree.

Ron

[SHENGTON]

I did what you asked Sir. I already updated my video driver. And the result still the same. With the Menu of the LCD. There's no lock option there Sir. I couldn't find it.

Edited by SHENGTON, 28 January 2008 - 09:53 AM.

[Doobieus]

I actually had this problem awhile back, probably 1-2 years ago. Anyhow the fix I did, I pulled out my video card and put it back in, turned the computer back on and everything was back to normal.

I wasn't using onboard video so my resolution may differ from yours, however if you've never taken apart a computer before.... My best suggestion is get a friend or someone who knows the innards of computers to help you out with pulling the video card out and such.

Hope this helps

Edited by Doobieus, 28 January 2008 - 09:56 AM.