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caseyc · 08-17-2005, 08:51 AM

Interesting... Did you try the monitor itself on another PC or just the vga cable? The blue tint would only be caused by bent pins or a faulty monitor. Check the pins on both the cable and the video card - if any of them are bent carefully bend them back straight and try again. I had a similar problem with an old monitor, but it wasn't the cable... the monitor itself was crazy.

08-17-2005, 08:51 AM	#4 (permalink)
caseyc True Techie Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 162	Interesting... Did you try the monitor itself on another PC or just the vga cable? The blue tint would only be caused by bent pins or a faulty monitor. Check the pins on both the cable and the video card - if any of them are bent carefully bend them back straight and try again. I had a similar problem with an old monitor, but it wasn't the cable... the monitor itself was crazy. __________________ http://www.eraserinc.com/ims/pic.php?u=5VNS3T&i=103 Advanced Geeks - Advanced Technology Forums. Have a technical question that no one here has an answer to? Ask certified professionals! Try us out! We need your help! AdvancedGeeks.com requires knowledgable mods and users to help handle a variety of tasks. PM me for more info.