Monitors flicker and "Input Signal Out of Range"

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• HP 2509 b monitor guard displaying "Input Signal Out of Range" and then go to sleep.

  I went on vacation and shutdown my computer for 2 weeks.  My monitor worked great for a month before.  I came home last night and turned on my system this morning.  Now I get a white message in the middle of the screen with "input out of range Signal. Change the settings for 1920 x 1080 at 60 Hz"and then the screen goes to sleep.  I can turn the monitor off, wait a moment and then turn it back on again, but continues to repeat the same thing.  I checked and the screen is already set to 1920 x 1080 at 60 Hz.  I use VGA and have the default positioned like this.  I followed the guide to troubleshooting online for this error, but it did not help.  Can someone tell me please how to fix this?

  Finally, I got this figured out!  Here's what I did.

  Control Panel

  Display

  Parameters

  Advanced

  Intel(r) Graphics Media Accelerator Driver

  Graphics properties

  Display settings

  Expansion of the display

  Chosen at this stage full screen (no border) instead of "maintain proportions"

  As soon as I put this the error screen disappeared!  Can someone explain to me why this adjustment has been around?  I would like to know.

  Thank you all for your help.

• clean install of windows XP to input signal out of range

  Hi I recently took my old pc xp out of the dusty closet.
  I discovered that the operating system has been corrupted then decided to do a clean install of windows xp.
  However after that it says press any key to boot from the disk and I press a button, then it went to a screen blank and says on the monitor says "Input Signal out of range at 1280 x 1024 60hrz. change."
  I also did a reset factory monitor and hooked up the old pc to the tv.
  So I would like to know how to solve the problem, any help would be much appreciated.

  Hello

  First you using a discrete graphics card or graphics are integrated with the motherboard? Change BIOS battery (or whatever it is in the BIOS change to any method) will not change anything to do with a graphics card discrete and not likley to do much for either integrated graphics card.

  What it sounds like to me, is that the key to the race to start from the CD is not recognized and that Windows is actually booting from the hard drive with a resolution taken not supported by your monitor. But, being not there, I can't be sure of this so here are some ideas of diagnostic.

  Start the PC without the CD inserted, do you have the same problem?

  The keyboard is correctly connected?

  If a PS/2 keyboard is it plugged into the outlet of PS/2 mouse by mistake (keyboard taken are normally purple, green mouse normally Sockets)?

  Is the keyboard PS/2 or USB? You can try another keyboard ideally with the other type of interface?

  You can get in the setup of the BIOS by the appropriate key combination (usually F2 or DEL but I saw others also, look for the message at startup upwards)? If you can not it would indicate a keyboard problem.

  If you can remove the keyboard as a problem, I would return to my original question on a discrete graphics card. If there is a discreet graphics card, the motherboard is also a graphic? If this is the case, remove the discrete card and try windows set up again. Or even try installing windows with a spare graphics card if you can get your hands on one. Turn off the computer and unplug it from the socket before to remove/replace all internal components.

  Finally, what of the installation CD? Is this the one supplied with the PC? It is the recovery of the real manufacturer CD or CD from Microsoft genuine?

  Tricky

• Why is there a box in the middle of my screen "Input Signal out of Range"?

  This message box appeared after I restored.

  Hi dalbertt,

  1. Are what food you referring?
  2. How do you restore on the computer?
  3. What is the number and the model of the computer?

  Method 1

  I suggest that you try to change the resolution of the screen and check if it helps.

  Change the resolution of your monitor

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-XP/help/Setup/change-monitor-resolution

  Method 2

  If the previous step fails, then try to start the computer to activate the VGA mode and then try to change the resolution of the screen.

  A description of the options to start in Windows XP Mode

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/315222

• New monitor displays an Error Message "Signal out of range" when computer starts

  Installed new ASUS VS24H-P control on my computer and I get this image of "out of range" bouncing around the corners of the screen.

  This means that the computer sends a signal that the monitor is not capable of displaying.  It could be:

  • A screen resolution (width x height pixel size) is selected, the monitor cannot display
  • The refresh rate (Hz) is the one who can not display the monitor
  • These two

  If you have another monitor, you can plug it to visit your office. Right-click and choose the resolution of the screen, then turn it down to a 'safe' resolution like 1024 x 768 (most monitors can display this).  Then plug your new monitor back and turn the resolution back to a better suited for this monitor.

• Error: "Signal out of range".

  Original title: monitor sensitivity

  while trying to adjust my screen monitor sensitivity I have increased it too far and now get a blank screen and the message... out of the range of scan... I can't use my main computer now and need help to get the screen back to normal.

  THX... Tom

  Hi Tom,
   
  Restart your computer and boot into safe mode and reduce the display settings.
   

  Safe mode starts Windows with a limited set of files and drivers. Startup programs do not work in safe mode, and only the basic drivers needed to start Windows are installed.

  Refer to this article to start in safe mode:

  A description of the options to start in Windows XP Mode

  Follow these steps to reduce display settings:

  a. Click Start, point to settings and then click Control Panel.
  b. double-click on display.
  c. click on the settings tab, and then note the settings area of the screen and the colors.
  d. in the colors or Color Palette box, click colors (16 bit).
  e. move a cursor or screen area to 800 by 600 pixels screen area and then click OK.
  f. If you are prompted to restart the computer, click Yes.

  This should help you solve the problem.

• Error, input signal is out of range on installing Windows 7

  Hello again, I install Windows 7 on my computer of mothers, but when installing, restart the computer, the screen does not work it says input signal out of range can be dis is because the video card is not a driver, we have a disk with driver say but. Help thanks for all this

  I want to thank you to you all. I solved the problem, I just connect the PC to the TV via a cable VGA windows starts normally and I go to control panel and then to the system and security, then the administrator tools, then the configuration system. When the system configuration window opens I go to the page "boot" and click on "basic video" and then apply the settings and then click on "ok" and I restart the computer. When the computer restarts I unplug the TV and plugged VGA on the monitor cable. I expect windows to load and load successfully when all was fine with the monitor. I change the screen resolution to the highest that my monitor supports. And now everything is fine. Thank you.

• input out of range with HDMI to VGA LE1901w

  Hello!

  Recently, I acquired a LE1901w monitor as a second screen. I'm trying to connect it to my Toshiba u925 using adapters HDMI / VGA (because neither the monitor has an HDMI port, or the laptop has a VGA output).

  I get the message "input out of range signal" requesting a change to 1440 x 920 @ 60 Hz and continues to display until the monitor going to sleep even when I change the settings according to demand.

  I have an integrated Intel HD Graphics 4000 and I use the default Windows for Windows 8.1 monitor drivers

  Any comments will be useful

  Thank you

  Hello @fbinim,

  I understand that you get the message "Input Signal Out Of Range" and it asks you to change at 1440 x 920 @ 60 Hz. I suspect it's a driver problem and you need to make sure that your drivers are up to date on your computer. Just to be safe, I recommend if you could to move the HP LE1901W monitor to another computer and make sure you do not have the problem. If you have it on a different computer the problem you are experiencing seems to be a physical problem. Please contact our technical support at the 800-474-6836. If you do not live in the United States / Canada region, please click the link below to get help from your region number. http://www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/ww-phone-assist.html.

  I want to thank you for display on the HP Forums. Have a great day!

• Monitor "Signle Out Of Range" error?

  Hello

  I currently have two monitors Setup. The principal is a 20.1 "(également assez nouveau) and works very well, however, my 2nd monitor (old CRT 19"), decided the next day he does not want to work more. " He has the power, is linked up to my PC correctly, and I did nothing out of the ordinary recently. The problem is that I start my PC and everything it says on the 2nd monitor is 'Signle Out Of Range', and none of the controls on the monitor itself no longer works. I tried switching autour monitors to see if it works as a main monitor, but without success. Windows does not seem to think that something is wrong with her, any more than my graphics card.

  Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit

  NVidia GeForce 9800 GTX GPU 512 MB of video memory

  The system does not think that something is not at all I can say... can someone help me to try to find a solution or does it just sound like my last CRT monitor is eventually died?

  Thank you

  Ricky

  All the information you presented suggests the monitor CRT is close to death. The switch that you did onscreen main task, without success, shows the connection of the cable, the port of graphic adapter and the details of the parameters are not the problem - the monitor is the problem. "Signal out of range" warning could mean several things, but statistically, it means the refresh frequency is zero, i.e. internally the horizontal sync signal is not present.

  Display systems these high voltage (CRT) just "upwards and die", it is their behavior that is proven. So my advice is to plan a funeral and go shopping for a new monitor. Yes, patients out even of long comas, but I wouldn't bet on a surprising outcome.

  My condolences,

  Paulo

• randomly out of range?

  I have a hp 6200 pro, core i3

  I have the computer attached to a 42 "sanyo lcd tv, the picture is superb, but from time to time when the resumption of the fashion watch, I'll get a pc off error, reset the pc to sleep corrects most of the time there.

  I would like to know how to solve this problem, because it is a little distracting.

  current setting is @60 1920 x 1080 p hz

  Hello

  It may be possible that the video adapter to update the screen setting is incompatible with your new monitor. I'll be you providing an article that has a possible resolution to your question.

  New monitor shows garbled display or an Error Message "Signal out of range" when computer starts

  Let us know if it helps.

• "Out of range" error message on my screen just before the record screen

  Having this little bug quite annoying, when I boot Windows 7, it starts to load then all of a sudden my monitor will go just black and an error "out of range" will pop up. I tried everythinggggg I know to solve this problem, connected in safe mode and updated all my graphics drivers and no still no chance. Currently in safe mode as we speak. I think it's something to do with my resolution, graphic card. I have a Nvidia 9600 GS.

  Please helpppppp

  I tried re - install the new drivers from Nvidia again this morning and suddenly seem to function very well, didn't really do something different yesterday. Just started in a lower resolution, and then downloaded the driver for Windows 7 (64 bit) of the Nvidia site.

• Unable to connect PS 2 to tToshiba 19W330DB TV - "out of range" msg

  PlayStation 2 for as much as I know only need the ypbpr lead to connect to the TV.
  I have connected the audio cables very well, but when it comes to connecting the video cable (yellow), it seems to be wrong.

  When you turn the console on the initial screen for playstation comes in black and white.
  The screen flashes then a little and the message 'out of range' appears.

  Someone at - it ideas on how to connect?

  Hello Laura

  Please don't be crazy on me, but this is the support forum for the Toshiba COMPUTER system. If you have connection problems Playstation 2 I recommend you contact the manufacturer of the Playstation support. They know how to manage with own product.

• out of range signal to monitor

  out area error range on monitor to signal when the connection of the laptop vga cable

  Hi jolynne60,

  If I understand the only thing that appears on the monitor is the message about signal, splash screens and Windows are not displayed, please correct if I have understood you.

  It is a hardware problem, whenever these types of messages appear on the screen, the monitor may not detect or the implementation of the video signal.

  Who is the manufacturer of your laptop?

  The following steps are worth a try:

  1. make sure that the computer is connected to the monitor is using the correct video output source.

  2. If the monitor has an input or source button, press the key.

  On some monitors, the entry or the video source selection lie in the on-screen menu system. If Yes, press the Menu button on the screen and the buttons on the front panel allows you to select the video input.

  You might want to know

  Connect-your-computer-to-a-TV

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/connect-your-computer-to-a-TV

  If the problem persists, contact the computer manufacturer for assistance.

  Thank you, and in what concerns:

  Ajay K

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• off message input signal range by turning on pc - monitor hp s2031

  Hello

  I have a HP S2031's monitor I got a few weeks ago.  After I got a new video / graphics card in the computer (because the original card couldn't handle all around 1600 x 900 (60 Hz) great things.)  However, I just noticed that when I turn on the monitor and the pc - first before windows starts it is a message indicating that the input signal is out of reach of the settings at 1600 x 900 at 60 Hz.

  Now, I don't remember see this message when the original video card was in the pc ~ but I also don't always stay right there while windows starts so I can't say with certainty that the message did not exist with the original video card.

  I go to the menu on the screen section and settings are set for 1600 x 900 at 60 hz and I also right click on the desktop and in the display so that settings can also be programmed correctly it and everything is set correctly.

  This isn't a problem, unless I'm trying to access the bios.    I tried to go into bios to see what kind of options are there for the video configuration and the only options we configuration video AGP Aperture Size (64 MB). Main (AGP) graphics card. AGP hardware detected - AGP card. Only problem was that at the time where I got this far in the bios that the monitor went to sleep on me. which makes it difficult to get out of the bios and boot the computer normally on the monitor going to sleep on me.

  Anyone has an idea as to why I'm getting that message about the input signal and how do I fix as well as how do I stop the monitor going to sleep while I'm in the bios?

  I am running Windows XP Professional with sp3 and all updates and the monitor is the HP S2031.  The graphics card is a NVIDIA GeForce FX5200 and the monitor is connected to the pc with the monitor's DVI port since this card has only 2 ports dvi on it. I had an old card in the pc (which has the VGA port) but he could not show the 1600 x 900 with this card (and I'm not sure that the message was there with the old card, since most of the time that I'm not just sitting there waiting to start everything)

  I didn't notice the message until today and nothing has changed - other than the new video card and who is in the pc for about 2 weeks now.

  Any help would be much appreciate.

  Hello

  Sorry that it took so long to get back to you, but things have been very busy here (between the two to get hit with a foot of snow before Halloween and loss of power for a week still to go back to normal)

  In any case, as for the video card - it is a card ASUS NVidia GeForce FX 5200 which has 2 DVI connectors which him.  According to the information on the map

  

  Expansion / connectivity Compatible Slots 1 x AGP connectivity Interfaces

  1 x S-video input - 4 pin mini-DIN (with adapter), 1 x S-video output - 4pin mini DIN (with adapter), 1 x video composite input - RCA (with adapter), 1 x video output composite - RCA (with adapter), 2 x DVI - I - 29 pin combined DVI, VGA - HD D - Sub (HD-15) 15-pin (with adapter)

  Anyway, I tried to plug the monitor into the other DVI port, and it now works fine.  I guess that a port is bad or it is not intended for making that comes with this monitor.

  Thanks for the help and suggestions.  So they were very much appreciated.

  
  

• I am facing a problem with the beep.vi. I have a DAQ program, which acquired the signal and compare it to a threshold value. When a signal is out of range, a Visual and sound alarm has occurred. I use the VI beep.vi to generate the sound.

  I am facing a problem with the beep.vi.  I have a DAQ program, which acquired the signal and compare it to a threshold value. When a signal is out of range, a Visual and sound alarm has occurred. I use the VI beep.vi to generate the sound. Everything works fine except the sound alarm. It gives the table 1 d of type mismatch. I tried to fix this by placing it in a box structure. But it still does not work. If someone could help? Please find attached my VI. Best wishes to all visitors to the Forums of Discussion OR.

  Ihab El-Sayed

  published here: http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/Playing-sound-based-on-exceeding-a-threshold-value-1D-array-data/m-p...