Discoloration spots on the monitor of Inspiron 4100

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  Horizontal blackout appears in strips of dark discoloration streaming to the right, along the lines of text and PC window-borders on the monitor.
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  Problem is fixed with no further action, but then returns!
  Stopping sometimes useful, sometimes NOT!
  There is never any error message!

  If you connect the monitors in question to another computer, you have the issue?

  Could be the video card/video device driver.  Have you replaced/updated either of these?

• Need help to connect the monitor to Dell Inspiron Dell

  I recently bought a laptop computer Inspiron 17R in order to reduce the use of my laptop Precision M6600. A Dell U2312HM monitor has been used precisely as a second monitor and I want to use with the Inspiron system newly acquired as a second monitor. The different video ports on both of these computers and I failed to get the monitor to work with the Inspiron. While the accuracy using an older VGA connection, the new Inspiron using a HDMI connection. To further complicate the issue, the monitor has several ports to connect to a source of video output, which includes the DisplayPort, DVI, VGA and ports for USB connections upstream and downstream, but not including HDMI. I used a DisplayPort to HDMI Cable adapter trying to to connect the Inspiron to the monitor, but could not produce an image on the screen of the monitor. This continuous monitor to answer correctly when it is attached to the precision via the VGA cable & port so I'm confused as to why I had no luck by attaching the monitor to the new system with the adapter DisplayPort to HDMI. How can the Inspiron 17R be connected to the monitor Dell U2312HM?

  Computer output HDMI cannot convert a monitor of DP (DisplayPort) using a straight through cable.
  What you have purchased is designed to do the opposite.
  Computer RFP out for monitor HDMI in

  Regardless of the port, you will get only ever 1920 x 1080 on the U2313HM. Return this cable. Buy a DVI HDMI to =.
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• A dark spot in the x 200 Tablet monitor

  Recently, I found that my x200t was a dark spot on the upper right corner and decide to send it to Lenovo for repair.

  A few days ago they told me that the dark spot is damaged pressure and I have to pay to replace the LCD for $750.

  It's so ridiculous. I spent $300 more to have this fancy dual-touch LCD. How the LCD may be damaged in normal use of the touch screen?

  I use my tablet a few hours a day, but I'm not a user of touch screen heavy. And I just got my x200t last Oct. Half year of normal use, my LCD was then damaged by the 'PRESSURE '?

  If I hit my LCD screen with something, the touchscreen should be cracked first. This does not create a dark spot of the LCD.

  The only reason that I can think of is the poor quality of the LCD that can not handle half year to use touchscreen.

  Someone at - it had similar problems?

  After a month of fighting, I finally found my X200t and fixed.

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• HP 15 Notebook PC: Computer laptop screen has black spots and the green line

  Need help screen problem.  Have a black spot, down from the top of the screen a green line.  Have a black spot at the bottom of the screen.  A photo is attached.

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  Hi @JBBenson,

  Welcome to the HP Forums! I read your post and wanted to help.

  I understand that you have a black spot, down from the top of the screen a green line. You can connect an external monitor to your laptop. If the external monitor is displayed well, it may be the laptop screen broken. You can contact the store local repair, or HP support by phone for repair.

  If you need to contact the HP support by phone, please the following link http://www.hp.com/contacthp allows you to create a folder for your problem and contact HP. If you do not live in the United States / Canada, please click on the link http://www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/ww-phone-assist.html to get contact information for your region.

  Let me know if you need more assistance.

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• Satellite A205-S5825 - a few brown spots in the corners of my screen

  Hi, I noticed for a few days there are a few brown spots in the corners of my screen. They are behind the screen, nothing has been overthrown. Anyone has any idea what this could be?

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  Hello

  First of all, you should tell us which laptop computer and operating system you have.

  I put t know what the reason is for this, but first you must simply determine if it s a question of internal or not display. Therefore, you must connect an external monitor to your laptop and check the top image.
  If you n t have the same question it s a problem of display internal and I think that it should be replaced.

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• For about a month now in the monitor display is fade. Is there anything I should do?

  Original title: Discolured display

  For about a month now in the monitor display is fade. Is there anything I should do?

  Hi Yahia,

  1. is the monitor of the entire area is discolored?

  2. how old is the monitor?

  3. What is the number of brand and model of the computer graphics card?

  I suggest that you download and install the updated driver for the graphics card on the computer by visiting the computer manufacturer or the manufacturer of the card manually Web site.

  How to manage devices in Windows XP

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/283658

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• The monitor resolution

  I just bought a very good 24 "LCD monitor. The ideal resolution for that is 1920 x 1080, but my old Dell Inspiron 630 m resolution only goes to 1400 x 1050. Do I need a new player or a change in the parameters of the monitor to get the resolution that I need or it is not possible to get it on this old laptop?

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• Insect caught in the monitor u2414Hb and support is a disaster. No service tag

  First of all the question I seek to solve. A small insect, probably a fly has managed to make its way into my monitor in any way. It became lodged between the Panel and an outer layer or in the Panel and quickly dies. And has been stuck in place for more than a month. Attempts to dislodge without disassembling the monitor failed.

  Now, AFAIK disassemble the monitor to clear it will void the warranty and risk of damage to the screen so I prefer to avoid. I decided to contact the Department of support or guarantee dell to see if we could do something on this end.

  The monitor was purchased new from NewEgg.com on 01/01/15, with an indicated 3 years manufacturer's warranty. So, it should always be in the manufacturers warranty period.

  Although none where Dells website, or via their telephone system you can contact the technical support or departments without a number of warranty service. My monitor does not have a serial number, and Dells own materials state clearly that stand-alone monitors sold prior to 2016 (like this one, in 2015, has bought manufactured 2014) do not always have a service key.

  I tried every number on my monitor and its box, both online and telephone assistance. A number search as a service on the Web site key (but not with the telephone assistance) and appears as a system of office since 1997.

  Telephone service has been terrible. Repeatedly asking a service key, even when I explained that I don't have not one. Repeatedly ask me about Dell computer system I bought it, despite my clear statement that my problem was equipped with a screen of stand-alone and that I was not the owner of a dell computer system. Repeatedly asking me a Dell order number, despite my stating clearly it was not purchased from Dell, but bought new from newegg.com. Repeatedly telling me to contact the seller (newegg) to some how get help as a guarantee of the manufacturer. They told me a serial number was unnecessary because millions of people had bought monitors with this serial number. As if this makes no sense at all. I was told that a product model could be used to find what product I was calling about. I was told no numbers appearing on my device, or on its original packaging (that I kept) could be found in any system. I was transferred to several operators in several services all followed the same scenario and giving the same spiel on the * service tag. Before an operator involved, I've been dishonest and has asked for my phone number. All this despite the pages of Dell support stating clearly that some of their products do not have a key support.

  It does not appear to be process at all to deal with Dell products manufactured and sold without this little number that supposedly so critical. Dell apparently cannot do anything with the model # and # series uses all manufacturers in the world.

  . Exactly how to make contact with the service the customer without a service key.

  And can do something about the dead bug that introduced itself in the center of my screen as a brown spot little? Or am I stuck risking the destruction of my monitor with a canceled warranty? It doesn't make sense that a bug should be frankly worm its way between the layers of the screen.

  Monitors without a number of service purchased from resellers (Amazon, Best Buy, Buy.com, cost Co, Wal-Mart, Sams, other boutique online, eBay, etc.)
  * Based on the start date of monitor 20 digit PPID number code, Dell will guarantee the monitor for 3 years for most monitors. There are exceptions (S2340M, S2340L, etc.) who had only 1 year warranty.
  * You must contact the Support of your country (1-866-618-2044 USA) by telephone. Tell them to open only one internal Dell Oracle knowledge Information Centre
  * In the search space, they should enter PNP13081, and then click search. This opens the article,
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  Brick or shop online address and a copy of Bill of sale:
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  Name:
  Shipping address:
  Phone number:
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  Video card:
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• white spots on the screen of the touchpad

  I just got a 32 GB touchpad. I noticed that there are some white spots on the screen. One of them near the top left of the screen is very notciable but only on a clear background as white and light gray. The special white spot appears brighter than the background (slightly bluish). It is about 2-3mm in the Center and extends the region approximately 10 mm. Also, anyone notice the same thing?

  I would not bother to repair unless the white spots get more over time. I wonder if this is a sign of failure. Thank you.

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• Inspiron 4100 compatibility with SSD

  Hello

  I wonder if the disc KingSpec PATA IDE (44Pin) 2.5 64 GB MLC SSD KSD - PA25.6 - 064MS is compatible with the Dell Inspiron 4100. Runing Windows XP.

  Thank you

  You will need to check with the manufacturer.  It will connect physically - but with XP, a TRIM utility is necessary for bone (the BONE will be thrash the reader into oblivion in a short time without it), so don't forget that they provide one for XP.

• External monitors Dell Inspiron 15 (7537) with Nvidia GT750M.

  I am literally pulling my hair!  I can't find specs tell me what types of resolutions and refresh of the monitor are supported.

  The laptop has only a HDMI port (no DisplayPort - I did not notice it before placing my order mid-2014) and now I'm stuck with HDMI.

  This weekend I tried hang my laptop to a 4 K TV - it made the TV - but only if the internal display was given - and, even in this case, the refresh rate was really bad... I'm only a casual viewer video - but I found the jerks of unacceptable frame rates.  This suggests strongly that the laptop is not HDMI 2.0. I know now that I must look at lower resolutions 3840 x 2160

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  I am pleased to announce that... Fortunately for me... the post above to 1920 x 1200 being the maximum external resolution is flat.

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• How can I turn off the monitor (e.g., "standby") via the command line at the push of a button (or any other shortcut need not additional software)?

  Hello

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  I would strongly try to avoid having to install any additional software to help me. (There is quite a little all about, even free applications that promise to do exactly that, but I want to avoid them if possible.) "And I can't believe that this basic that could be done on XP cannot act more on 7!).

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  Hello

  Sleep is one thing and switching Off the Display is quite another.

  I found a way to turn off the screen in case you don't have a hardware switch or a keyboard shortcut as in my Dell Inspiron laptop (Windows 7).

  Create a batch with the following script file:

  echo off

  C:\Windows\System32\powercfg.exe-changer - monitor-timeout-dc 1
  C:\Windows\System32\powercfg.exe-changer - monitor-timeout-ac 1

  START/min/Wait C:\Windows\System32\scrnsave.scr s

  C:\Windows\System32\powercfg.exe-changer - monitor-timeout-dc m1
  C:\Windows\System32\powercfg.exe-changer - monitor-timeout-ac m2

  with the idle time to turn off your screen set in the Control Panel, replace m1 and m2.

  Control Panel > Power Options > any 'Active' diet Plan > change Plan settings > disable the display setting (minutes).

  For example, in my computer laptop m1 = m2 = 30 and 10.

  Now create a shortcut to the batch file and optionally assign a keyboard shortcut and an icon.

  Explanation of the script:

  The first two commands sets the idle time Display Off for the minimum possible setting of 1 Minute for the AC and DC (battery) power. The third command put the system mode blank screen saver 'instantly' and / Wait for the screensaver to terminate application. After 1 minute of inactivity, the monitor turns off power completely.
  The Saver screen/Wait is over by the event of the reactivation of a movement of the mouse button, the last two lines of code will come back the idle time-out settings of origin defined in the Panel view. This to ensure that after waking up, the display does not Turn off all 1 minute of inactivity expire.

  Kind regards

  Sushovon Sinha

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