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Apr 09, 2008 07:22 |  #1

I seem to be having trouble , can anyone shed some light on how you would know besides the obvious ..that a video card is failing .My Monitor keeps loosing its color to make oranges look green reds look purple ..
Just today when I posted a shot the sky looked funny it use to be clear it was a used before shot then when I looked at even more photos of others they all looked kinda funky .Like haloed and arched rings in the sky. I tried everything I can think of with the monitor which is newish ..a LCD flatscreen type .The PC is new also well newish 2 yrs old maybe .
One more thing if it is a video card ..Which would you get to replace it .


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Apr 09, 2008 09:57 |  #2

Only ever had that when the plug wasn't in properly.


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Apr 09, 2008 10:13 as a reply to  @ tim's post |  #3

what kind of connection are you using?

DVI?
SVGA?

older "Pin" connections do go out after time from movement. I've had my DVI connection for about 4 years now with no problems.

I would start by replacing the cable first then move to the card.


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Apr 09, 2008 11:43 |  #4

SVGA .
I have replaced the connection last night after I did that it still didn't work ..this am its been working fine .Could I have gotten some sort of virus ?


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Apr 09, 2008 12:26 |  #5

Miniflash wrote in post #5293295 (external link)
SVGA .
I have replaced the connection last night after I did that it still didn't work ..this am its been working fine .Could I have gotten some sort of virus ?

have you tried to remove that hardware in the device manager and re installed the device driver? there ALWAYS is that possiblilty that spyware/adware/trojans​/worms can affect the way your hardware drivers function.. try that too


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Apr 09, 2008 12:39 |  #6

beezwax wrote in post #5293546 (external link)
have you tried to remove that hardware in the device manager and re installed the device driver? there ALWAYS is that possiblilty that spyware/adware/trojans​/worms can affect the way your hardware drivers function.. try that too

ok thanks for the tips .


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