On Wednesday, Ben Hood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> typed:
] On Tuesday, "Cestrius (Chester Paul)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> typed:
]
] ] To make sure it was not a monitor problem, I plugged it into my
] ] neighbor's computer and everything comes out in color. When I
] ] plug it back into my system, everything is in black and white.
]
] Umm, that does sound like a monitor problem! :)
Whoops I misread. I thought you plugged your neighbour's monitor into
your computer. Maybe you could try this, as it could just be a
connector problem.
] Maybe there is a bent pin on your monitor's plug and the video card
] is misinterpreting it?
I heard of a hardware virus once, to do with SCSI connectors [honda
ones IIRC] where has had all these problems with several different
cables and cards, until he noticed one bent pin all all the cables he
tried; and sure enough the actuall connector on the card had those
holes shorted.
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