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Tevion 15" Lcd Tv

  • 13-10-2006 8:50am
    #1
    coscas
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2 ✭


    I recently purchased this 15" TEVION LCD TV in Aldi,principally to use it as a PC monitor. However when trying to use it as such the screen goes blank with a message appearing stating that "NO SIGNAL RECEIVED".
    My problem is that my pc runs on WINDOWS 2000 and the TV/MONITOR does not recognise it.It works ok on "WINDOWS XP".
    Would anyone know a site where I could download a driver to do the job for me?
    The model number of the TV in question is "LCD 1507"


Comments

  • #2
    pH
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,188 ✭✭✭pH


    It is most likely a screen resolution/refresh issue rather than a driver issue. There is no reason a windows 2000 PC wouldn't work.

    What resolution/refresh rate is the PC set to, and is this compatible with that TV?


  • #3
    Ghost Train
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 30,469 ✭✭✭✭Ghost Train


    I think maybe some newer graphics cards don't support 640x480 while most older cards do.

    Only test suggestions i can think of:

    Holding down f8 before windows starts to boot should give you a boot menu for windows, which might let you choose the most basic graphic mode to start windows.

    Otherwise setting the graphics mode/resolution in windows 2000 to the lowest resolution in display properties in the control panel with a monitor that works and then switching to the new monitor to see if it works.


  • #4
    coscas
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2 ✭coscas


    eolhc wrote:
    I think maybe some newer graphics cards don't support 640x480 while most older cards do.

    Only test suggestions i can think of:

    Holding down f8 before windows starts to boot should give you a boot menu for windows, which might let you choose the most basic graphic mode to start windows.

    Otherwise setting the graphics mode/resolution in windows 2000 to the lowest resolution in display properties in the control panel with a monitor that works and then switching to the new monitor to see if it works.

    As you suggested it was a resoloution/refresh rate problem which i have now rectified ,thanks to your help


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