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Sony monitor brightness problem and solution
I saw a question here (many months old) about this problem, so somebody
else could have the same question. Many months ago, the display of my 19" Sony Multiscan G400 monitor turned very bright: even with the brightness set to 0, it was way too bright, areas that were supposed to be black were a greenish color, and the flyback lines were clearly visible. Pressing the Reset button reset the screen sizes for every resolution but did not touch this particular problem. Degaussing didn't help either. I assumed that some internal component had gone bad but couldn't figure out how to get the case open -- and, yes, I know all about the very high voltages ("KillerVolts") that can still exist inside a monitor or TV hours after it's been turned off. I looked for and eventually found on line a training manual for service technicians, but it assumed that the case had already been opened and didn't explain how to do that. Having pressed Reset again and messed up all the screen size settings, I brought up the menu again and fixed all those settings, then noticed another menu item, "Option." This was the menu with Degauss as a sub-option, also moire correction. Then at the bottom I found another option: "Image Restoration" I had never noticed before; thinking, "I wonder what this does?" I invoked it, and the screen went totally white, then after several seconds restored my old faithful desktop with everything looking much darker. So now my monitor is back to normal, just when I was thinking of pensioning it off and getting one of those trendy new LCD monitors with deep rich colors (and fuzzy text -- at least on most of the ones I see in the stores). Hope this helps somebody. MB |
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"and fuzzy text"
Amazing how little people know about native resolutions ... |
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Sonic wrote:
"and fuzzy text" Amazing how little people know about native resolutions ... He might be talking about clear type. http://www.microsoft.com/typography/ClearTypeInfo.mspx |
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I still find it highly unlikely that they'll be using max resolution in
stores. Espcially if it's called PC World ... ;-) "Grinder" wrote in message news:KRKOc.201571$JR4.57426@attbi_s54... Sonic wrote: "and fuzzy text" Amazing how little people know about native resolutions ... He might be talking about clear type. http://www.microsoft.com/typography/ClearTypeInfo.mspx |
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