The computer monitor calibration

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• How should I fix the color of the computer monitor in my video?

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• Lights up turn of the computer - monitor remains blank

  • About 5 days ago, I was using my computer as usual. I have a game, was talking to some people and play music, everything works fine. Out of nowhere, my screen locked up, I thought he was just a typical gel, so I waited a minute or two while trying things like the Ctrl alt del and alt + tab, none of these things, do nothing at all. To speed up the process, I turned off the computer manually and turned it back. After back on the screen remains empty. When the device is turned on and that everything is working normally, the light on the power button on the monitor to blue. When the computer is not turned on but the monitor is, or when the computer is in "standby", the power button goes orange. After turning on the actual computer monitor screen remained pure black, and that the switch remained orange. The computer itself seems to turn on normally, the green light in the back turns on and remains solid, the two fans inside the Tower lights up and there is the noise of typical general snoring from the computer. Since then, I tried to unplug drain all the power and turn it back on, I reinstalled the RAM, I checked the card plugged into the VGA port has been completely connected (it was a problem in the past after sending in my computer when the VGA port had been fried. The symptoms at the time were essentially the same ones they are now corrected again when an operator HP had me check if this card was plugegd, it was not completely, I pushed it and it worked fine.) Anyway, this time I tried this card verification. I pushed a little more to check if that was the problem, it doesn't change anything. I tried another monitor (with a different cable), that doesn't change anything. My warranty on the computer turns off, so my only way to contact HP for help is with the online chat, and this conversation has done me any good. They had me try all the things I had already tried and then just told to take it into a store.
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    http://h10010.www1.HP.com/wwpc/ca/en/Ho/WF06b/12132708-12133156-12133158-12133158-12133158-79681383-80144481.html
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  No, the second port works do not means that the embedded video is disabled. Here's a video explaining how to remove the video card. It has a tab, that you must move to release the card. Scroll down and you will see the different models.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01177594

  It could still be the video card. Try to remove the card completely and the embedded video. Since your unable to see the screen, you can not enter the bios to see if the edge can be activated but sometimes when the card is to remove the edge can activate itself. If no luck, try another video card.

• compatibility with the computer monitor mac laptop

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  Hello @rotarypilot,

  I understand that you are having trouble with your CV 2511 x external monitor is always recognized by your MAC laptop. I'm you provide a document from HP support: updated a monitor driver, who says.

  "The HP monitors are not supported in a Mac environment. However, recent Macs use graphics with VESA modes and can display most of the HP LCD monitors. To do this, connect the monitor to the Mac, while the Mac is turned off and then turn on Mac. The monitor must operate at 60 Hz. The INF and software for the HP monitor are for Microsoft Windows and cannot be run in a standard MAC OS environment. »

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• Access to the computer monitor

  I have several people who live in my house and am looking for a way to tell if my computer has been consulted at any time that I'm not in the House.  Like when I get home from work for example.

  If you're concerned only standard user accounts, you can implement Parental control with reports and audit to see what has happened with each account. http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/95139-parental-controls-setup-use.html.

  Unfortunately, if they are a s Adminitrator account, they can cancel the Parental control settings (and these controls do not work on administrators in any case) and there is not a lot you can do about it except to use a password and change from time to time.

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  Things to check to see if someone has used your computer:

  Go to C:\Users\\Recent for each account and add a column (by right-clicking on the hearder and clicking more) called access Date and sort the folder in this column and see if the most recently accessed files were by you if you don't recognize some of them - while they have been consulted so that you weren't there (somehow).

  Go to Internet Explorer and click on the Favorites button to the left on the toolbar that displays the tabs of the opened page and then click on the history button and see where this user is that day. If they have places you visit, then anyone else on the internet in this account.  Unfortunately, as with recent items, you must verify each account that information is stored separately (in fact, if you implement strong parental control, you can count on these reports for standard users and everything you need to check are administrator accounts).

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  What you really need to do is Add a startup password, which allows anyone access to any account or same boot without first entering the startup password.  If someone figures out, they can get past but it is difficult to do and it's another layer of protection.  http://www.ehow.com/how_2158738_add-power-password-computer.html.  It's not a guarantee, but it is a safety.

  It is guaranteed real means can't do that because there is too much way around surveillance or blocks.  What are the best options I can suggest.  There may be 3 third-party programs that do a better job, but they can also be circumvented, and I guess that there is a limit to how well take something like that.  If you're really worried about access to your data, get an external hard drive and move all your data on that drive and take it with you to work.  Then all they can do is use the computer (if they can cross the extra security, I have proposed) but your privacy will be protected.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

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• Paviollion HP HPE 112Y - no video SIgnal from the computer - monitor works

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  .  I can not get the system starts from the CMOS or restore screen.  Hard drive runs, but goes into the cycle of continuous type "whiring.

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  Hello

  Try this procedrue:

  Disconnect the PC and open it. Clean all the dust. Carefully, remove and replace all the cables towards the mother board one at a time. Do the same for memory DIMM and the video and the sound of cards if you have a.  You can buy a can of compressed air to blow the dust out of the heatsink from the CPU.  Plug your PC back in and give it a go.

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• DreamColor LP2480zx does not recognize the USB for calibration

  Hello

  I have a DreamColor LP2480zx, which does not recognize the USB connection to the computer during calibration.  I have my eye HP connected through this monitor, so I know the connection and the cable is good and mouse, keyboard.  My setup is like this:

  Reference Dell 690 running 64 bit + Windows XP

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  The interesting thing is, I was able to calibrate the Apple Cinema Display, using the same configuration of connection (mouse, keyboard, and HP eye connected to the computer via the LP2480zx) APS was able to see the USB connection and this very well calibrated monitor.

  I had trouble with this problem for a few days.  I've looked around quite a bit online and found a few others who have this same problem, but I did not yet find someone who can point out a solution.  If anyone has had this same problem, or has heard of results that correct it, please let me know, because it's very frustrating.

  Thanks for any help

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  An update to my previous post, I realized a work around for this problem.

  Apparently, this problem has to do with the Dreamcolor screen and/or software APS do not like working with 64 bit systems.  I'm not saying that it is always the case, but I saw the other posts on this problem on 64-bit systems, and I spoke with two other people personally who told me that they also had the same problem, try to calibrate its Dreamcolor monitor when it was attached to a 64-bit system.  HP does not seem to be concerned about this problem, because they do not even recognize its existence, but since I'm far from being the first to report this problem, he's obviously not a one-time problem.

  My solution was this: I had connect the monitor to a regular running XP 32 bit system.  After I did, I could re - calibrate the monitor without the problem of USB connection.  This isn't a very good solution because not everyone has access to several machines, running different operating systems.  But it's a work around, and it worked for me.

  Hope this helps other people who have this same problem with their Dreamcolor monitors hooked to their 64-bit systems.

  Clay

  PS- I posted this as resolved, only because I was able to calibrate my monitor.  It's not really solved the problem, but it gets the monitor working again.  Maybe HP will address this problem in the future, but I'm not holding my breath.

• Cannot get sound on the computer

  Original title: I'm not all sounds on my computer. I download updated audio contraption and still no sound. Can someone help me please? I tried all day get the sound on my computer. Thank you.

  I tried to get a sound from my computer, I did everything possible to get sound, but nothing works. I also download the updated audio thingy but still no sound. I am not connect speakers to my computer, I am using only the speakers located in the monitor. Can anyone help please? I am at my witts end (lol). Thank you in advance.

  Hello, I actually paid $59.00 to Hp technical support to only know that when I buy this computer, it came with speakers, so I never received the special cable that was supposed to come with the computer to hear the sound of the computer/monitor itself. Everything on this computer works properly I just need to connect my speakers. I was trying just to hear the sound through the computer, but if I don't want to connect speakers, I'll have to buy that cord/cable wire necessary to do this. Google it and you can probably find ways to reconnect if possible. Good luck, I know how frustrating it can be.

• Simple way to put a window on the primary monitor?

  Is there a simple way to make a window on my second monitor the first monitor without turning on the second monitor? I have my TV hooked up as my second monitor and hate when I try to open a web browser and it appears on the TV (which is usually disabled) instead of my computer screen. Is it possible to easily move this window to the main screen without turning on my TV to locate the window?

  Press Win P and change the settings of the computer monitor only when not to use the second monitor.

• Color calibration settings reset after restarting the computer

  Hello!
  I had a really hard time with my monitor calibration.
  I will try to describe my problem as simple as possible. I hope that someone will find a solution to this because I just couldn't.

  SYSTEM:
  ASUS N750JV, Intel Core i7, NVIDIA GeForce GT 750 M + Intel HD Graphics 4600 and, of course, Windows 8.

  PROBLEM:
  "Calibrate display" settings change/reset back from each time after restarting the laptop, shut down or put to sleep.

  DESCRIPTION OF THE PROBLEM
  I just can't calibrate my screen. Everything I do just does not work.
  Calibrating monitor in Windows 8 works very well only during the time when I actually do
  But if I restart, stop, or put my laptop to sleep just goes back to normal.

  For example, as a first step, the screen of Loggin on Windows 8 when I start seems calibrated.
  but when I connect I wait 2 seconds or two and all my settings are changed in return.
  I have to recalibrate the screen again and again once and again and again...

  Swear to God that I tried all possible solutions to solve my problem and none of them worked.
  I have read a lot of forums, and I can't find the solution that actually works.
  I did the solution 'Safe mode' , the 'clean boot' solution, in 'color management', I changed the settings (in a way that people who said it should work).
  I've updated all my drivers (my system than the GeForce GT 750 M is up to date). I installed all available updates for Windows 8 (when I check updates, the system tells me there aren't everything and my system is also up-to-date).

  I guess there could be a problem with my graphics card. I know that everyone has had problems these last time with the new update for GeForce, but like I said before, if I have confidence in my laptop then my graphics card is up-to-date.

  It really bothers me. It's annoying and I'm frustrated by that. The worst is that I can't find a solution to this, so I'm really asking for help.
  Thank you!

  Original title: calibration unsolved display problem - Windows 8

  Adeline B, thank you very much for your answer.
  I'm sorry that I have not responded in such a long delay.

  Well, my problem has been resolved. I downloaded my GeForce graphics driver was last updated.
  Now everything works fine.

  • I know that this problem can be irritating. If anyone has the same issue so I recommend you (like everyone else) download of the updated driver for your graphics card.
  • If this does not work, try to calibrate your system using programs/software installed on your computer by your manufacturer. In my case it was splendid ASUS utility. I also used Intel® HD Graphics Control Panel.
  • Another thing is you may think that your system does not calibrate when it actually... made. So what you can do, it's just waiting for the start until your system is finally charge up. In my case, Windows 8 something takes about 10 to 12 seconds, until what it changes all the settings of ' my settings'.»» Then first Windows 8 loads up to original settings (and this is why you find that your screen is not calibrated) but then it loads the calibration settings you make before you restart and all is well.

  I know this sounds so easy is probably not solve anything, but when I had this problem with the calibration I was so irritated by it I wasn't noticing the changes! I'd just instantly to the desktop or control panel configuration, or web and try to solve the problem, without waiting for my system completely load all settings. But... If the wait does not then consult my previous statements.

• I'm trying to calibrate a NEC monitor connected to my iMac end of 2014 running El Capitan.  Spectraview calibration software, does not recognize the NEC monitor.  Suggestions?

  I'm trying to calibrate a NEC monitor that is attached to my iMac end of 2014 El Capitan (10,11.4) running, the calibrator (Spectraview) is a dedicated to the NEC calibrator.  Unfortunately, I can't get Spectraview to recognize the NEC monitor.  Any suggestions?

  I looked on the NEC site and haven't seen El Capitan compatibilities listed.

  http://www.necdisplay.com/support-and-services/Spectra-view-II/compatibility#Mac h_os

  You should contact the support of NEC.

• How to make the computer to recognize that there are 2 monitors?

  I have a new hp pavilion hpe h8-1124 with AMD Radeon HD 6570 GPU.  It does not have a VGA port, so I used the adapter supplied in the box HP (DVI / VGA).  To get to two monitors, I used a VGA 2 VGA splitter 'Y '.  Both monitors turn on and show the desktop, but when I use the Windows screen resolution (7 professionals), to stretch my office, the choice of two screens are not present.  Using the button detection detects only a single monitor which is names @.  Using 'Identify' places '1' in each monitor.  When that I start with a single monitor, "detect" correctly identifies appointed monitors.

  How can I get the computer to recognize the fact that there are two different monitors?  If I can't do this, I can't do the rest of what I need to stretch the desktop on two monitors.

  Hello

  Get rid of the VGA splitter.  You have noticed it doesn't work for the Office of 'cloning', but do not stretch across two monitors.

  What are the other ports on the video card?  without doubt, DVI, HDMI, and VGA if this is correct, then one of then one of the monitors must use DVI - D or HDMI if you want to continue to use the VGA for the other monitor.

• Monitor the problem flashing on the reactivation of the computer.

  Monitor the problem flashing on the reactivation of the computer.

  I have a new HP laptop G60 - 243 CL of Costco and a new HP W2207h monitor. The screen flashes when the laptop wakes fashion "sleep" with the HDMI cable connected. It works very well with the VGA cable. Any assistance in finding the cause would be much appreciated. Here is my hardware spes and a newspaper detailed observations.

  Thanks in advance,

  Paul

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  HP W2207h monitor

  680 x 1050 hz @60

  Laptop:

  HP G60 - 243 CL

  AMD Turion X 2 RM - 72 2.1 GHz

  3 GB RAM DDR2

  320 GB SATA, 5400 RPM HARD DRIVE,

  NVIDIA GeForce 8200 M G, with up to 1407 MB total graphics memory (shared).

  16 "16:9 1366 x 768 display

  Drive x drive LightScribe 8 with support double layer
  HDMI

  Here is my log.

  25/01/09

  1 unpack the monitor. With mobile connection cables on: HDMI, USB, power Turn on the monitor. It flashes. Black for about 2 seconds, then the light for a split second, repeat, ongoing. Turn off monitor, the driver of the CD W2207h monitor, restart. Monitor works normally.

  The monitor HP w2207h Readme says driver using driver Nvidia 10.65 or later version.

  The Control Panel on the computer laptop G60, NVIDIA GeForce 8200 M g: Device driver 7.15.11.7614, 11/07/2008 (this is the latest driver from the HP support page. See on 27-01-08 below).

  Install W2207h Monitor driver CD and restart the computer. Control Panel, device, Manager I see two monitors, the two "monitor PNP generic", first Hardware ID "MONITOR\HWP26A8", the second "MONITOR\SEC314C", both with the 6.0.6001.1840 driver (longhortn_rtm.080118 - 1840), I wonder if, maybe, the pilot did not.

  2 put the laptop into sleep mode. Wake the portable computer and monitor flashes market, as described in (1). Image appears normally while the monitor is turned on for fraction of a second intervals. If reboot laptop, follow the work properly.

  Occasionally, flashing monitor heal without rebooting. Out of about 10-15 tent: once the monitor began to function properly while the computer shuts down. Once the monitor was OK on the reactivation of the laptop. Once, while the screen flashes, I removed the USB cable and the monitor started working. None of this is repeatable.

  3 removed the HDMI cable and started using the VGA cable and an audio cable. No more flashing on the reactivation of the computer. Very repeatable. About 7 7 times.

  01/26/09

  Control Panel, two monitors, Device Manager, the two "monitor PNP generic," first of all we have the Hardware ID "MONITOR\HWP26A8", second is "MONITOR\SEC314C", both with the 6.0.6001.1840 driver (longhortn_rtm.080118 - 1840), I wonder if, maybe, the pilot did not.

  27/01/08

  Download NVIDIA drivers

  Downloaded from Nvidia support: Version 179,28, 2008-12-18, 179.28_notebook_winvista_32bit_beta.exe Beta (attention: are not supported by the laptop to the manufacturer.)

  HP support: Version 7.15.11.7614 has, 2008-09-08, sp40385.exe (same version that is installed.

  Version of the driver installed is the same that the one on HP support site, so did not not update driver.

  w2207h monitor download driver

  Download and install A Rev 2.0, 4.0.100.1189, 2008-10-16

  Version of the file now reads 6.0.6001.18000 (longhorn_rtm.080118 - 1840), I think it's the same as the driver already installed.

  Flashing problem is unchanged.

  –

  end

  It was the monitor! I brought my laptop and a HDMI cable at Staples where I bought the monitor and tried on the w2207h on set. It has worked well. Took the phone in and out of fashion 'sleep' several times. I'm in the store week return policy 2 stables will replace it. The seller was very accomodating to let me try different monitors with HDMI and VGA cables and my laptop while I was there. I even brought in a large piece of cardboard to protect the ceiling :).

• I have my black getit monitor and the computer does not respound after 2 mnts when I start playing games online

  I have my black getit monitor and the computer does not respound after 2 mnts when I start playing games online

  Hello

  1. what operating system is installed on the computer?
  2. what web browser are you using to play the games online?
  3. don't you make changes to the computer before the show?

  If you use Internet Explorer, then I suggest you to try the steps from the following link:

  The problems of games online using Internet Explorer
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2528246
  
  Additional information:
  Why my screen is black when I start Windows 7?
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/why-is-my-screen-black-when-i-start-Windows-7

  Solve game problems
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-game-problems

  The problems of the game performance
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/fixing-game-performance-problems

  Troubleshoot display with Microsoft games
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/263039