Recent content by orgetorix

Hi. I'm sorry to report that I never got the backs off. I tried for quite a while and after damaging the plastic a bit on one of them, decided to just cut off the base as close to the monitor as I could. It's not perfect, but serviceable. I wrote back to Philips twice to get more guidance...

One more thing... this setup was three identical new monitors. I just kept one of the new (working) monitors and replaced the other two new monitors with my two old monitors and all three work fine, so I am sure that my graphics card or cabling are not at issue.

I have a 2060 from MSI and love it. Not sure how it compares to the 1660, but I usually get the best I can afford mostly because I don't love opening my case to replace cards before I have to.

Thanks for your reply. No, the problem seems to stay with that monitor. I can switch the three displayport wires on the monitor side or the computer side and no matter which port on the graphics card or which cable is used, that one monitor won't display anything. I have also tried using that...

I cannot get Windows to display a picture on all three of my displays. Hello, I am having trouble getting Windows 10 to display on three monitory. All three monitors are the same: Philips 326E8FJSB and all are brand new. The graphics card is an MSI RTX 2060 Gaming Z and all are connected by...

Just for an update, Philips support got back to me and said that I do indeed need to pry the back off.

There are definitely no other screw holes. I think I might try to separate the case and see if I can get to it that way. Thanks fopr your help.

It's a button for power or the monitor menus or somesuch. Does not release the stand.

Thanks for your help. The specific model is Philips 326E8FJSB. Here are a few photos: 1. Looking at the bottom of he monitor where the stand attaches. That square bit seems to be a toggle switch. 2. A top down view of the back. 3. A side view of where the upright attaches. 4. And...

It doesn't say anything. In fact, the only documentation included was warranty information and a quick start guide. I tried to find a manual online and there was no mention there either. I figured that since there are mounting holes, and the review mentioned it, there must be a way to remove...

I purchased two of there monitors to use as a VESA mounted dual display. According to the Tom's review, "The upright is already attached, so you’ll have to remove it before using third-party hardware for mounting with the four 100mm VESA lugs." How do you remove the upright? I cannot figure...

Thanks to you both. I (sort of) understand the complexities involved. I guess I was just hoping for a "Buy X!" answer. i will take your suggestions under advisement and do so more research on my devices. Thanks again!

It seems like my router (Netgear R8000) is finally on the way out and I need a replacement ASAP. I'd like everyone's opinion about what the best upgrade is, considering money not being a factor. My main use, beyond casual web-browsing is streaming from my Plex server. I also do some gaming...