Samsung LCD Monitor is blurry

Asked By michell 0 points N/A Posted on - 07/19/2011

I have a Samsung LCD monitor. My Operating System is Windows Ultimate 7 and it is pirate version. When I run my PC it is bleared. I cannot see any letter or command. But when I use my monitor with TV card, then it is clear. So what I do at that time. Please inform me as soon as possible.

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Answered By recha 0 points N/A #84424

Samsung LCD Monitor is blurry

Hey, Dear Michell.

First of all make it sure that your monitor is blurry on the PC as well or not.. If the problem remains same that means there may be the problem with your monitor's resolution settings like: if your monitor is of 22 inches then its resolutions would be 1680×1050. Make sure that your monitor contrast and brightness is set . After settings the problem remains same then that means your monitor gone bad and your monitor's video card has been damaged and for this you will have to change your monitor.

This will proof helpful for you.

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Answered By Summer89 0 points N/A #84425

Samsung LCD Monitor is blurry

There are several solutions that you can attempt before consulting a Hardware technician .First if you are using an onboard VGA port to connect the Monitor Navigate to Display driver properties and check for the refresh rate. Generally 60 – 70 Hz is recommended for this setting .You can find the manufacturer recommended rate by examining the back side of the monitor or the owner’s manual. Be sure that the Onboard VGA is enabled in the System bios. If you have a separate VGA card repeats the same and see if that helps.

Next thing you can do is to take your LCD to your friend and check for the problem. If not the problem will be with your VGA card. Otherwise your LCD monitor has damaged pins or some internal failure.

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