digital lcd monitor shut down

Upgrade new HP computer with Vista how the mon shuts down . computer still
running just screen black.all s/w updated swapped lcd to crt ok . anlog work
ok just in the digital. thanks

I had this problem twice so far:

After some time i installed vista (a week, two, a month) my monitor
disconects in the moment before vista is entering the welcome screen and
my resolution is fixed on 1024 x 768 and i can't change it. Never had
this experience in XP Pro OEM

System specification: video card nvidia8600GTS monitor AcerAl2216W;

Damn, all the microsoft company workers have their fridges full with
meat ( from my curses)


My resolve:

Case 1: Disconnect monitor from video card , disconnect power cable
from the monitor , wait a few seconds (to be shore wait a minute) and
then reconnect all the cables. If it worked go to personalize >> disp
settt and you should be able to modify the resolution ( for me it worked
)

case 2: uninstall driver, reinstall directx 9.0c, reinstall video card
driver, Disconnect monitor from video card , disconnect power cable from
the monitor , wait a few seconds (to be shore wait a minute) and then
reconnect all the cables. If it worked go to personalize >> disp settt
and you should be able to modify the resolution

case 3: if the above cases don't work go seek profession help


--
syruss

What driver release version do you have installed from the NVIDIA Website?
If you do an F8 boot into safe mode you can change the Normal mode
resolution setting so that when you boot next into normal mode your
resolution should be what you want.
"syruss" <> wrote in message
news:...
>
> I had this problem twice so far:
>
> After some time i installed vista (a week, two, a month) my monitor
> disconects in the moment before vista is entering the welcome screen and
> my resolution is fixed on 1024 x 768 and i can't change it. Never had
> this experience in XP Pro OEM
>
> System specification: video card nvidia8600GTS monitor AcerAl2216W;
>
> Damn, all the microsoft company workers have their fridges full with
> meat ( from my curses)
>
>
> My resolve:
>
> Case 1: Disconnect monitor from video card , disconnect power cable
> from the monitor , wait a few seconds (to be shore wait a minute) and
> then reconnect all the cables. If it worked go to personalize >> disp
> settt and you should be able to modify the resolution ( for me it worked
> )
>
> case 2: uninstall driver, reinstall directx 9.0c, reinstall video card
> driver, Disconnect monitor from video card , disconnect power cable from
> the monitor , wait a few seconds (to be shore wait a minute) and then
> reconnect all the cables. If it worked go to personalize >> disp settt
> and you should be able to modify the resolution
>
> case 3: if the above cases don't work go seek profession help
>
>
> --
> syruss

> Damn, all the microsoft company workers have their fridges full with
> meat ( from my curses)

Is this a cultural specific reference that simply went over my head? All I
have in my fridge here in my office is beer and frozen dinners. :-)

And the beer is really old - so don't go thinking we drink and work on
Windows.

Although:

http://xkcd.com/323/

I would like to remind you that Microsoft doesn't make but a few devices
used in the PC ecosystem. The cool thing about PCs is that there are so
many devices and choices. The bad thing is that most PC buyers don't
understand that buying the cheapest devices causes the industry to 'race to
the bottom' in terms of cost/quality.

> What driver release version do you have installed from the NVIDIA
> Website?
> If you do an F8 boot into safe mode you can change the Normal mode
> resolution setting so that when you boot next into normal mode your
> resolution should be what you want.


Trust me id doesent work beacouse my monitor and many others monitor
have a specific profile inside them or simplu put he has a bios for
himself beacouse of a power blackout my monitor profile got corupted so
vista is doing nothing in this matter altogh in xp never happpened. Save
mode not an option for me it didnt work i spended 24 hours without sleep
to finde a fix and trust me even a clean cut install of vista and the
resolution still was blocked i googled my problem and nobody posted
any resolve so i put here my on resolves


--
syruss

I have an Nvidia 8500GT running on Home Premium 32 bit and a 22"LCD monitor
with a native resolution of 1680x1050 and I have no trouble with the current
Nvidia drivers changing the resolution using show all modes option as well
as the using the standard resolution .
Are you saying you are unable to boot in Safe Mode? Or that when you do you
cannot change the normal mode resolution?
"syruss" <> wrote in message
news:...
>
>> What driver release version do you have installed from the NVIDIA
>> Website?
>> If you do an F8 boot into safe mode you can change the Normal mode
>> resolution setting so that when you boot next into normal mode your
>> resolution should be what you want.
>
>
> Trust me id doesent work beacouse my monitor and many others monitor
> have a specific profile inside them or simplu put he has a bios for
> himself beacouse of a power blackout my monitor profile got corupted so
> vista is doing nothing in this matter altogh in xp never happpened. Save
> mode not an option for me it didnt work i spended 24 hours without sleep
> to finde a fix and trust me even a clean cut install of vista and the
> resolution still was blocked i googled my problem and nobody posted
> any resolve so i put here my on resolves
>
>
> --
> syruss