Screen is pink HELP!!!

[fred flinstone]

Hi I have a All in Wonder 9600 Pro with Win XP and a Viewsonic VP201s 2 days
ago the display just started going pink, actually not the whole display just
the background on webpages that are usually white. For example pages in IE
are pink on the address bar yet the blue and gray boxes where the buttons
are still the right color. I tried updating but that doesn't seem to of
helped. Last night for about 2 minutes the screen did clear up but went
right back after a minute. Can someone please help!

Thanks

 

[Thomas Houseman]

Hi I have a All in Wonder 9600 Pro with Win XP and a Viewsonic VP201s 2
days ago the display just started going pink, actually not the whole
display just the background on webpages that are usually white. For
example pages in IE are pink on the address bar yet the blue and gray
boxes where the buttons are still the right color. I tried updating but
that doesn't seem to of helped. Last night for about 2 minutes the screen
did clear up but went right back after a minute. Can someone please help!

Thanks

Have you ensured your Cable is FIRMLY plugged into your video card? A loose
half connected cable can cause issues like this.
T.

 

[NightSky 421]

Hi I have a All in Wonder 9600 Pro with Win XP and a Viewsonic VP201s 2 days
ago the display just started going pink, actually not the whole display just
the background on webpages that are usually white. For example pages in IE
are pink on the address bar yet the blue and gray boxes where the buttons
are still the right color. I tried updating but that doesn't seem to of
helped. Last night for about 2 minutes the screen did clear up but went
right back after a minute. Can someone please help!

Thanks

I had this happen to me on a CRT once. It turned out to be a bad gun on the
monitor and so I ended up sending it to the local recycling center. I hope
this isn't the case for you, be sure to try out Thomas' suggestion of making
sure the cable is firmly plugged into your video card.

 

[fred flinstone]

I don't think it's the monitor as it only seems to be on the background of
webpages also I have an LCD monitor thats only about 6 months old. On my
desktop is the Win Xp picture of the green hills and partly cloudy sky and
it is normal except you can slightly see some blockyness in the clouds. The
video card is a year old. I have had the card plugged in for about 6 months
and the computer doesn't move, I will try making sure the connections are
firm though.
Thanks

 

[fred flinstone]

Incidently when I go into Windows Explorer the columns are either white or
pink, the file name column is white and the size, date created etc are
pink.. I doubt it would be the connections, perhaps i'm wrong though