I have a flat panel monitor and a message keeps coming on the screen *adjusting* then screen flickers, help?
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Make sure the power cable and video cable are securely connected.  If that doesn't solve the problem, hook your monitor up to a friend's computer.  Same problem?  Then you have a bad display.  Works ok on a different computer?  Probably a bad video card in your computer.\n\nI'd also suggest using different power and video cables if you have access to others.  You might find that you just have a bad cable.\n\nGood luck
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There are many situations that could cause that:\n1. Softwares (recover your windows\n2. Hardwares (reinstalling your display card)\n....\n\nPlease provide more about your monitor and situation more detailedly.
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Make sure that your computer isn't set to run at a super-high resolution. The resolution might be higher than the monitor actually supports, so some stuff might get cut off (my old laptop did that).
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This may have to do with Windows adjusting the display settings to either better work with your monitor refresh settings or display adapter card.\nUpdate the driver on your display adapter card.  Check out what its settings are at:\nright click the desktop and go to properties>settings> advanced> adapter\nCheck the monitor settings as well.
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Could be a bad monitor - sometimes that happens.\nOr there could be something that's causing interference such as a cell phone charging nearby, a fan running etc...
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Try adjusting your display settings in Control Panel.
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I did a search "flickering screen on Powerbook," and got lots of hits...this is one of them:\n\nhttp://www.applegeeks.com/sm/index.php?topic=5690.15\n\nGood Luck
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try unplugging power ,and from video board,\nre-attach and reinstalling drivers,\n\ncheck:\n display properties/ settings/monitor / monitor settings / MHZ \nset at 60 or 70 etc. ...\n\ncheck monitor buttons brightness/contrast , default settings,
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Do you have the drivers for your monitor installed to the computer? Mine did the same thing before i had them installed and also would not let me change the resolution.Try that
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More than likely your refresh rate is set incorrectly for your particular monitor. (This is measured in Hertz (Hz) and is the rate at which your monitor displays it's picture.) \n\nDepending on your resolution settings and type of monitor, there are suggested settings by the manufacturer you need to apply.\n\nEven if the screen and text look clear, if the refresh rate is set incorrectly, it can cause a flickering of the monitor screen... often times at such a high rate that you can't visually detect any difference.\n\nHowever... your brain and eyes actually do. This leads to dizziness, nausea, and eye weakness. \n\nI'd either contact your desktop support people where you work, or find out who manufactures your particular monitor and model, and check to see how to adjust the settings properly.\n\nGood luck.
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Hi \n\nIsit a FLAT SCREEN monitor ?? If not then at the back of the monitor should be 2 knobs , try that  , if that dosent work , then its damage
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if using windows go to your display or monitor properties screen, and look for something that says refresh rate and turn it up untill the lines go away, if that doesnt work your monitor might be going bad
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Maybe your monitor is too old. Change your monitor or service it to the dealer. Or your computer has been infected by viruses (maybe). But, try to change or test your monitor on other computer.\n\nWith regard, Alfred Hitchcock
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You need a new monitor. Plus that is a fire hazard if it has a short in it. \nIf you have set your resolution settings and it didn't work, did you try setting the specs on the monitor itself.\nFind a different monitor and see if you still have the problem, if you do, its beyond your monitor.\nHowever like  i said before replace it before it burns your house down.
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here are many sites that show you how\nhttp://www.google.com/search?num=100&hl=en&lr=&newwindow=1&safe=off&q=prevent+vray+flicker&btnG=Search
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Adjust the monitor! Not the video card!
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Ok, probally you have a low screen resolution. To fix this (for Windows XP, but it is similar to other versions) go to the desktop, right click. Go down to properties and click on it. Then click on the tab "Settings". In the bottom left hand corner, there is a section with screen resolution. Make sure the slider is over to the more side. Click OK. Your screen should flicker and go black for a second. Then come back on. If it dosen't come back on, it will when it goes back to the old resolution (15 seconds).