I think the answer is probably yes...
I have a venerable old (2006!!) Dell flatscreen monitor that has provided sterling and trouble-free service over the years. About a week ago, just after (I think) a Windows 10 update, the display changed so that there is an overall tint of darkish green. I've checked the usual online sources but can't find a reason for this. What is strange is that when I connected a different monitor (LG model), the display works more or less perfectly with no hint of a green tint, so probably not the graphics card or a software issue. And when I ran the self-diagnostic colour test, the square with red, green, blue and white bars showed perfectly - on a black background.
As I say, the monitor is about 14 years old, so I can't complain, but I don't really want to throw something out that is still werviceable. Any thoughts?
Thanks in advance.
I have a venerable old (2006!!) Dell flatscreen monitor that has provided sterling and trouble-free service over the years. About a week ago, just after (I think) a Windows 10 update, the display changed so that there is an overall tint of darkish green. I've checked the usual online sources but can't find a reason for this. What is strange is that when I connected a different monitor (LG model), the display works more or less perfectly with no hint of a green tint, so probably not the graphics card or a software issue. And when I ran the self-diagnostic colour test, the square with red, green, blue and white bars showed perfectly - on a black background.
As I say, the monitor is about 14 years old, so I can't complain, but I don't really want to throw something out that is still werviceable. Any thoughts?
Thanks in advance.