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I got it plugged in, but honestly, there’s still absolutely nothing on the screen :/
Okay, I finally figured it out—it's working now.
@Casey Long2 thanks so much 😉
If I had an HDMI port, I'd be set. Actually, I've already got a cable that runs from HDMI straight into a DVI output here.
http://www.smelectronics.com/images2/S-HDMI-DVI-1.jpgI also have this AVG adapter that converts to DVI.
http://www.jbtech.com/shop/images/at...-f%20dvi-m.jpg
@Casey Long2My motherboard is an Asus P5QPL-VM EPU
. I also noticed that these boards were supposed to come equipped with two DVI outputs, but mine is missing one.
I went ahead and snapped a few photos; hopefully, this helps clarify things:
Graphics card:
http://img714.imageshack.us/img714/9281/26092010565.jpgI have my current monitor plugged in via the DVI port here:
Motherboard:
http://img818.imageshack.us/img818/8/26092010567.jpg
Alright, here’s the situation: I’ve got my main 24-inch monitor hooked up to the DVI port on my graphics card, and everything is running fine. Now, I’m trying to get a second, smaller 17-inch monitor up and running as well—both plugged into the same tower.
The problem is, my graphics card only has one single DVI output. The only other available connection I have is on the motherboard itself, but that’s just a VGA port, and when I tried connecting the second monitor through that, absolutely nothing happened. It’s just dead.
I'm currently running Windows 7.
My GPU is an NVIDIA GeForce HD 4890.
Thomas Hernandez21 said:Just don't you dare mention how you actually fixed 😁
Look, I was planning on posting this later, but since the guy wasn't online, I might as well just drop it here:
I downloaded this file, imported it into the registry, and boom—rebooted the PC and it works perfectly.
Link:
Jack Garcia said:You need to run a full malware scan on that machine. If things don't go back to normal after you reset the theme to default, then you're definitely dealing with some kind of virus, worm, or Trojan.
Give me a break! My PC is perfectly fine. I just installed fresh Windows, ran a deep scan with Norton, and used CCleaner to scrub the registry... there's no way it's that bad.
edit: figured it out 🙂
Keith Bennett38 said:1) Just switch the theme back to a standard Windows theme, or
2) run a system restore to a point before you ever touched that theme.🙂
I've already tried both of those options, and absolutely nothing is happening.😢
I’m currently running Windows 7, as you can see from the attached screenshot, but I just installed this new theme/skin and now I’ve got all this junk popping up over my icons:
Does anyone know how the hell I can get rid of this? Thanks.
I’ve been running Windows 7 for several months now, and honestly, it’s been smooth sailing—zero issues whatsoever. Everything is working perfectly, and I can easily hunt down all my own drivers if I ever need to. If anything goes sideways, you know I'll be right back here to weigh in.
I’ve tried everything and nothing is working. I attempted the installation, but I haven't even been online for two days. I’ve been using Mozilla for two years straight without a single hiccup, and now, out of nowhere, this starts happening to me.
Every single time I try to log in, the system hits me with a prompt for my password and username
It’s driving me insane—I’m logging in, and then every ten minutes, it's asking for my credentials all over again. I'm using Firefox 3 on my machine
What on earth do I need to do to make this stop happening??
It was already behind us once, and we can't just keep spinning our wheels; we have to move forward.