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Michael Best December 13th, 2007 07:56 AM

Red color missing, LCD monitor or projector
 
This is a PC desktop computer oriented question, I cannot find an answer anywhere. Primary display DVI, attach a secondary display VGA, both on video card, and 2nd display is supported. On a CRT everything looks normal, on an LCD monitor or projector the red color band is missing. Thinking it might be the card, ATI 9600XT, several years old I happened to purchase a brand new computer last night, pretty high end, happily thinking my troubles were over and it did the same thing, the secondary display will not show the red color band, there is no adjustment. What is causing this? Any help would be beyond appreciated. Do I need a dual DVI card? But why does a CRT look normal? The blue/yellow look is awful. Sorry for the long post and wasn't sure where to post this but I found that most answers in life can be found on this forum. Thanks!

Steven Davis December 13th, 2007 08:13 AM

Years ago I had a monitor go bad and it lost the red band. It Doesn't seem that this is your case.

If you end up with the same 'no red' on both lcds, try plugging the lcd's to something else. If that works, then you might be looking at a card issue. If you have another card, you could try that. If you are using adapters that go from DVI to VGA, switch that out. That's just off my head.

Michael Best December 13th, 2007 08:42 AM

Thanks for the response - I've tried multiple configurations with no luck. All monitors work normal, not using any VGA adapters. What re-sparked this for me was I was dumbfounded that the new computer with the higher end card in it did the exact same thing. They do not do this on a CRT but I don't want to use a CRT.

Michael Best December 13th, 2007 06:48 PM

Son of a gun, it was a bad cable........


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