If the video is fine on an external monitor, then your video card is most likely fine and also not a virus. It is either the video cable or the LCD screen itself. Unfortunately, you need a known...

The backlight is definitley not working here. For it to work, the light must get high voltage from the inverter, and the inverter must get power and logic signals from the motherboard through the...

New screen works great, thanks for the suggestions.

Thanks, I'll give a new screen a try and repost. Give me about a week though, for shipping and installation, prayers, alms and pennance...LOL

One of my kids caught the power cord and ( you know it) the laptop hit the floor. I caught it at the last second, so it didn't take a bad whack, but now the screen is all white. The laptop is fully...

Check the refresh rate, as well as the default resolution for that card against the supported modes for that monitor. If the card has a default setup that is not compatible with the monitor, then it...

Step 1, switch monitors. ( I think it is the LCD panel personally)
If that fixes it, replace or repair that LCD Monitor. Do this and repost.

The backlight is failing. Replace it, or have it replaced.

Most likely, yes. Hit the 'FN' key and the 'F' key with the monitor printed on it. If the spare monitor does not wake up, after 5 seconds or so, then do it again. This will cycle the video card...

Match the output of your video card to the settings of your monitor.

One of the high voltage transformers or a ccfl may be going bad, causing a safety shutdown in the inverter board. This is pretty common.

Plug in an external monitor. If the external displays fine, then the video card is also fine. Gently pinch the edges of the LCD screen where the lines terminate. If the lines change or go away,...

The fault: A lack of video signal reaching the LCD. The video signal is being recieved, but it is not being transferred to the LCD Panel. your backilights are fine, hence the white screen. I have...

Gently squeeze the panel where the lines meet the edge of the screen. If they go away or change then you need a new LCD panel.

There are two models of the E151fpb. the earlier models have weak solder points that need to be re-soldered. the newer versions have other problems. If your monitor works for a little while, then...

If the vga display option workd fine, but the dvi does not, you may hav a hardware compatability problem. Goto the display manufacturer's website and see if there is an issue with this video card.

Whenever the control panel does not display an option, it usuall means that there is no hardware detected that uses the option. I have a similar video card, and when it doesn't detect another...

That's an analog video, converted to digital. Low quality results from "digital distortion". Try uploading a digital video from raw capture and see the difference.

This will happen when a game has a hard time with the video card, or the CD is not being read properly. When a game starts, it runs a little program called a "screen blanker", this lays a black...

If the flaky business is going on no matter what program you are running, then it is in your LCD. Call the tech support, and describe it to them, they'll have you do some basic troubleshooting, as...

The flap is a grounding connection. I doubt you hurt the inverter by forgetting it. I do think thtat a bad inverter was caused by something else, and it either fried or shut down the new inverter....

1) hook up an external monitor the the blue port (vga port)
2) boot up laptop
3) after bootup, hit <Fn F7> at the same time, pause 2 seconds, hit again, repeat 3 times.

If there is no video on...

Well now, let's see what the dog dragged in. dig dig dig dig...nope not this one dig dig dig dig....snif snif..whew, not that one....Hmmm...old card, need old bone for this one.......dig dig dig...

RMA is the way. Your LCD screen is going flaky. (OH NO ITS GOT DANDRUFF) Good luck with the warranty-you-musta-done-somfin-wrong-so-it's-not covered-department. Pleae give a repost when you know.

After you boot up, hit <fn F7> and see if it helps. This key combination cycles the video card through internal, external and no monitor. While doing this, have another nmonitor plugged into the...

It sounds like your video card is transmitting data (refresh rate)at too great a rate for the monitor. All monitors have a maximum rate, exspressed in HZ that they can properly operate on. You must...

First, reset your resolution to a low setting, really low and see if it works fine. then, step it up one by one and see what your upper limit is. then don't go over it.

It looks like the data board fried when the power fluctuated. When there is a power out problem there is usually a wild flux in the voltage. I had it happen to a pc i owned during a thunder...

A pink hue is most often a failing backlight bulb. It is called a ccfl, and it can bea bear to replace. long, thin and very fragile, and powered by high voltage that the board retians after...

Keep it in the VGA. Since your monitor is equiped with a vga, it cannot take advantage of the digital signal. And, it works fine.

When you unplug the monitor, are you unplugging the video cable to the PC or are you unplugging the power cable to the electrical outlet?

The monitor is not recieving any signal from the video card. If there is onboard video, try using that instead of the video card. If the card is improperly installed, then the motherboard will...

No Problem. Please mark this thread as solved so everyone knows.

I've read horror stories about the wrong cleaners and LCD monitos. I use a very mild water and Dawn dishwashing detergent combo, but even that doesn't get it all off. Just be very carefull when...

Physically remove the card, and use onboard video for one complete boot. Then shut down. Reinstall card, and reboot. Then reinstall the drivers. SOmetimes an OS will get stuipid until you take...

It may be just a coincidence, timing that is. I would try another monitor. If the other one acts the same, then I would look at the drivers for the video card and for the monitor.

Video connection, video card, pci bus issue. Try reseating your video card, and repost.

This is definitely a driver issue. Sometimes a card needs its utility program to work right, so just the new driver won't do. Goto the home site for the card, and also for the computer. See if...

Remove, and reseat the graphics card. It sounds like a flunky connection somewhere. If the card is new, then return it for a warranty exchange. try and repost.

Loud noises are a sign of trouble. IF the noise is a fan inside the power supply, then it may be overheating and shutting down the power to the computer, and then after 10 mins cooldown time, it...