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• S271HL - demand guarantee, she needed no repair - I'm back with the same problem

  Earlier, I sent a S271HL monitor for repair under warranty.  The issue was that the screen would not activate and the only thing that happened was an orange power flashing instead of a constant blue button button.  The problem is that I got, with the same problem that I sent him.

  I am the home monitor today.  The first two pages of order of service, under the description of the problem, I see:

  said c:CX dsnt unit turn on, only a power light flashes

  a: do you have a self test, no go, so informed the cs repair, cx agreed

  r: at the request of the unit for repair

  On the second page, I see this:

  Computer data. Accessories
  No accessories (No. Box)

  Software & other remarks:
  surface scratches, no power

  (Note to this poster: surface scratches?)  Where?  I treated this monitor as it was made of Crystal.)

  Diagnosis / repair:

  Reported problem not noted.  Monitor power towards the top with good screen, stable.  Monitor adopted system intensive burnin test over the weekend, more than 63 hours, without any problem.  At the end of the extensive, intensive, powered burnin test monitor then turn it several times; always under tension with a display of good and stable, no problems noted.  In the course of trials, powered monitor then turn it several times; always constantly lit with a good and stable display.

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  So, my friend has a supply for his Acer monitor (a smaller one) that has 19v and 2. 1 has, just like mine.  So I borrowed her power to test my monitor and I had the same problem: an orange power button flashing.

  So the question is: has anyone ever encountered this with Acer?  I'll call them, but I wanted to see if there was any opinions here at the same time.

  It seems that this has not worked for the first tester and launched up to more away for another tech fix, but when that tech he walks, it worked fine. I have been a mechanic my whole life, in many areas, and I saw this scenario several times. There is also the possibility that someone got lazy, but you can not prove it so just contact warranty service again and tell them that they must resume and attach it.

• Incorrect monitor detected by Windows Update.

  Hello

  I am running Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit in my processor of Pentium dual core.
  The problem is that initially I thought that the native resolution of my Viewsonic VA1716w monitor is 1280 * 1024. But recently, I found in the Web of Viewsonic site, the native resolution is 1440 * 900. I tried to install the drivers from the manufacturer's CD, but it failed. Then I tried to install the driver manually by going from the CD and it succeeded. I restarted the computer, but the screen has not changed. I ran Windows Update because I thought that this would solve the issue but Windows has detected my screen as a monitor ACER S271HL and installed the wrong drivers. I can't have the option of resolution 1440 * 900 resolution of the screen layout. The closest I get is 1600 * 900, that supports monitor, but do not display correctly. What can I do to install the right drivers so that I can get the native resolution.

  PS I forgot to mention that I downloaded the drivers on the site but it gives drivers for Windows 7. So I downloaded the drivers for Windows Vista. But when I tried to install it says "your monitor is not found. Go to www.viewsonic.com and download the file Standard_Monitor_Driver_Unsigned"but I can't find an unsigned version of the drivers.

  It is worth noting that monitor can have an internal ID string which then tells Windows 'pilot' to use.  If the monitor does not provide correct or the Windows can not read, Windows will use the enemy pilot generic PnP monitor.

• Confusion about the requirements for the 2015 CC software

  I currently have Windows 8.0 (64 bit) which is so satisfactory and stable.  I have not upgraded to 8.1 Windows because I can't install same normal updates for Windows 8.0 without experiencing freezes system that only restore points can heal.  So for now, I would stick with what I have.  But the problem is the confusing requirements for various programs within the pile of creative cloud applications:

  Premiere Pro: Microsoft Windows 7 Service Pack 1 (64-bit) or Windows 8 (64-bit)
  Photoshop: Microsoft Windows 7 with Service Pack 1 or Windows 8.1

  Illustrator: Microsoft Windows 7 with Service Pack 1, Windows 8 or 8.1 Windows

  Dreamweaver: Microsoft Windows 7, Windows 8 or 8.1 Windows

  Hearing: Microsoft® Windows® 7 with Service Pack 1 (64-bit), Windows 8 (64-bit) or Windows 8.1 (64-bit)

  So what I'm confused about is the fact that Windows 8.0 is not listed for Photoshop, but Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 are.  Does this mean Photoshop CC 2015 is not compatible with Windows 8?  And that means that Premiere Pro is not compatible with Windows 8.1 since only 7.0 (SP1) and 8.0 are listed, I would have preferred the upgrade of software CC WITHOUT update Windows since I am picky on my installation of Windows 8 stable pipes now solid as a rock.  Fortunately, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, and hearing are compatible with all three, it seems.

  Can someone clear up the confusion, please?

  I think that my hardware is OK for this.

  Motherboard: Asus Crosshair Formula V-Z (AMD 990FX)

  CPU: AMD FX-6300 Vichera 3.5 GHz

  Memory: 16GB Kingston HyperX DDR3 2133 MHz

  Video: MSI N650-MD1GD5/OC GeForce 650MX

  Monitor: Acer S271HL of 27 "(1920 x 1080)"

  Power supply: Seasonic X-Series 1050W (SS-1050XM Active PFC F3)

  HDD1: Western Digital 320 GB (System)

  HDD2: Seagate SV35 Series (ST1000VX000 1 TB 7200 RPM 64 GB OEM)

  VidCap: Blackmagic intensity Pro HDMI

  USB hub: Rosewill RDCR-11005 5.25 "

  UPS: APC Back-UPS XS 1500

  Router: Netgear WNDR3700 N600

  System is NOT overclocked

  It is compatible but not tested.