Hi.
I have a Viewsonic VA2226w flatscreen monitor and I am having a major problem with it. It's been driving me nuts for a few months now and I can't seem to find a solution. The card I am using with it is an ATI Radeon HD3650 512MB PCIE card. I know it is not the card because I do not have this issue if I connect a different model or brand monitor.
The problem is that if I either turn off the monitor power, try to log out to the welcome screen on Vista, or switch users, the monitor will not be able to re-acquire the signal. The signal light goes yellow and stays that way, with a no signal message. If it occurs, the only way to fix it is to blind cold boot the PC with the power switch.
As you can tell, this is a pretty major problem. I have turned off suspend and power saving in Vista with no luck. I use a DVI-I dual link cable, but it does the same thing with any cable I use. I do not have an old style VGA connector on my video card so I have to use DVI. But the monitor did the same thing when I hooked it up to my daughter's machine which does have a VGA connector.
I first thought it might have been a defective monitor so I RMAed it, but the replacement did exactly the same thing.
Any help appreciated.
Rich
I realize this subsection is supposed to be for graphics cards, but I can't find a subsection for monitor problems.
I have a Viewsonic VA2226w flatscreen monitor and I am having a major problem with it. It's been driving me nuts for a few months now and I can't seem to find a solution. The card I am using with it is an ATI Radeon HD3650 512MB PCIE card. I know it is not the card because I do not have this issue if I connect a different model or brand monitor.
The problem is that if I either turn off the monitor power, try to log out to the welcome screen on Vista, or switch users, the monitor will not be able to re-acquire the signal. The signal light goes yellow and stays that way, with a no signal message. If it occurs, the only way to fix it is to blind cold boot the PC with the power switch.
As you can tell, this is a pretty major problem. I have turned off suspend and power saving in Vista with no luck. I use a DVI-I dual link cable, but it does the same thing with any cable I use. I do not have an old style VGA connector on my video card so I have to use DVI. But the monitor did the same thing when I hooked it up to my daughter's machine which does have a VGA connector.
I first thought it might have been a defective monitor so I RMAed it, but the replacement did exactly the same thing.
Any help appreciated.
Rich
I realize this subsection is supposed to be for graphics cards, but I can't find a subsection for monitor problems.