Ok, me again - for some unknown reason, my screen has taken on a yellow
colour, i havent touched any display settings buts its a yellowish and
flickering - any ideas?

ANy other computers you can connect the monitor to? Does the problem still
occur when you reboot? Check your device manager for yellow marks. You could
also try doing a windows update to see if any new drivers match your
computer...

"Missy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:077E05BA-618C-4350-B7E8-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Ok, me again - for some unknown reason, my screen has taken on a yellow
> colour, i havent touched any display settings buts its a yellowish and
> flickering - any ideas?

unfortunately no other computers, yes it still did it after a reboot, have no
idea what you mean by yellow marks and i have tried the windows update -
thanks anyway

"Fido" wrote:

> ANy other computers you can connect the monitor to? Does the problem still
> occur when you reboot? Check your device manager for yellow marks. You could
> also try doing a windows update to see if any new drivers match your
> computer...
>
> "Missy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:077E05BA-618C-4350-B7E8-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > Ok, me again - for some unknown reason, my screen has taken on a yellow
> > colour, i havent touched any display settings buts its a yellowish and
> > flickering - any ideas?
>
>
>

Right click on My Computer, left click manage. In the tree menu click on
Device Manager. If you have any yellow question marks, thats XP trying to
tell you that it cant find a driver for a device. How long have you had the
monitor? It could be going bad.

"Missy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:9810E3C1-B070-434E-B65A-(E-Mail Removed)...
> unfortunately no other computers, yes it still did it after a reboot, have
> no
> idea what you mean by yellow marks and i have tried the windows update -
> thanks anyway
>
> "Fido" wrote:
>
>> ANy other computers you can connect the monitor to? Does the problem
>> still
>> occur when you reboot? Check your device manager for yellow marks. You
>> could
>> also try doing a windows update to see if any new drivers match your
>> computer...
>>
>> "Missy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:077E05BA-618C-4350-B7E8-(E-Mail Removed)...
>> > Ok, me again - for some unknown reason, my screen has taken on a yellow
>> > colour, i havent touched any display settings buts its a yellowish and
>> > flickering - any ideas?
>>
>>
>>

Missy wrote:
> Ok, me again - for some unknown reason, my screen has taken on a
> yellow colour, i havent touched any display settings buts its a
> yellowish and flickering - any ideas?


1) Make sure the VGA cable is screwed tightly to the video output port on
your graphics card or chip.
2) If it is, then try the monitor on a system with a known working
graphics card or chip.
3) If the monitor looks fine on the other system, then you know the card
needs to be replaced (for a graphics chip - in other words graphics directly
on the motherboard - turn off the on-board in the BIOS - RTFM to learn how
to do this - and install a proper graphics card).
4) If it doesn't, and you know with 100% certainty that the card/chip in
the other system is in PWO, then you need to replace the monitor.
--
Facon - the artificial bacon bits you get in Pizza Hut for sprinkling
on salads.

thanks for all the ideas, i will take a peek for yellow question marks -
however, the entire pc is only 4 months old - i be upset if monitor or
graphics are going bad so fast!

"Miss Perspicacia Tick" wrote:

> Missy wrote:
> > Ok, me again - for some unknown reason, my screen has taken on a
> > yellow colour, i havent touched any display settings buts its a
> > yellowish and flickering - any ideas?
>
>
> 1) Make sure the VGA cable is screwed tightly to the video output port on
> your graphics card or chip.
> 2) If it is, then try the monitor on a system with a known working
> graphics card or chip.
> 3) If the monitor looks fine on the other system, then you know the card
> needs to be replaced (for a graphics chip - in other words graphics directly
> on the motherboard - turn off the on-board in the BIOS - RTFM to learn how
> to do this - and install a proper graphics card).
> 4) If it doesn't, and you know with 100% certainty that the card/chip in
> the other system is in PWO, then you need to replace the monitor.
> --
> Facon - the artificial bacon bits you get in Pizza Hut for sprinkling
> on salads.
>
>
>
>

Missy wrote:
> thanks for all the ideas, i will take a peek for yellow question
> marks - however, the entire pc is only 4 months old - i be upset if
> monitor or graphics are going bad so fast!

Rather it died under warranty, than the day after the warranty expires!



--
Facon - the artificial bacon bits you get in Pizza Hut for sprinkling
on salads.