why do i have a pink screen, sometimes it goes away when i change from gaming bk to my desktop?
1970757
It should not be doing this. Make sure you have he latest drivers installed then call the manufacture for technical support if it continues.
1349635
There should not be any noticeable change on Screen #1. If there is, look for a loose connection. Hope this helps.
1240803
You can't disable it per se, but you can connect another monitor and force the display adapter to use it. Go to /Control Panel/, click on /Display/, click on /Change Display Settings/, on the /Multiple Displays/ line, click the little down arrow and click on /Show Desktop 2 only/. You'll always boot to the newly connected display.
1922997
I play mine on windows 8.1 right click your desktop icon and go into properties and than comparability, go down the windows list and find which one looks best on your computer. Might also be an in game graphics setting and might be on Low, check that first.
473617
I am also facing the same problem. It only shows the desktop (with no icons).
375689
It shouldnt have anything to do with the monitor itself but with either the settings of your game or the settings on your graphics card. if you have a nvidia card use the Nvidia control panel to fix it
4286
It sounds like the "backlight" in the screen went bad. if the backlight is going bad/dim, it will make colors look dull or washed out. However, if you think this is a software issue and not hardware, suggest you try to change your battery settings - change to maximum performance (instead of max battery) and see if that changes anything.
541769
I can't tell u why this is happening. I am having an issue with mines as well. The touchscreen on the corners no longer function.I have considered taking it to a Best Buy for inspection. Not happy with this purchase. I no longer use it.
179760
I have the same problem as you. I checked the connections many times. The display is fine and also can't recognize that i am touching the screen. How can you solved the problem?
1049159
You may need to adjust the display settings to an "extended desktop" mode ( Microsoft terminology). Try rebooting after you've connected.
762583
It may be the monitor you have plugged in :) mine caps out at 1680 x 1050 ///// try plugging it into a hdmi tv :)
1993416
Hey Alex, The "gamer" presets all have a really high gamma setting thats locked and cant be adjusted. You need to set the monitor to the normal profile and then change the gamma. That fixed my issue with color and washed out images. To go to the different profiles just open the osd and where u select the gamer profiles go up. This took me about two days to figure out, hope this helps :D.
1628837
I believe I just changed my screen saver . I had this computer a few months ago and returned it because of the high pitch ringing noise . Hopefully yours is working out well for you .
2031880
There's a "clean display" button that will clear most of the icons (leaves current and desired temps). Also, the blue backlight can be set to always on or timed out. After some testing on my touchscreen...most of this info is always on but you can't see it very well when the backlight times out.
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When I got it I was initially having issues with BSODs whenever I would exit out of a game and try to load up another one. I believe that this was caused because of the graphics cards clashing with each other. I have since changed it to make the nvidia my primary processor (if I'm remembering right I did this by going into the Nvidia control panel, clicking the Manage 3D Settings, selecting Global Settings and then making it the prefered processor rather than allowing it to auto-select... however it's been a while so I may be remembering poorly). After I made that change I haven't had it BSoD on me once. When I got it I was initially having issues with BSODs whenever I would exit out of a game and try to load up another one. I believe that this was caused because of the graphics cards clashing with each other. I have since changed it to make the nvidia my primary processor (if I'm remembering right I did this by going into the Nvidia control panel, clicking the Manage 3D Settings, selecting Global Settings and then making it the prefered processor rather than allowing it to auto-select... however it's been a while so I may be remembering poorly). After I made that change I haven't had it... » Read More When I got it I was initially having issues with BSODs whenever I would exit out of a game and try to load up another one. I believe that this was caused because of the graphics cards clashing with each other. I have since changed it to make the nvidia my primary processor (if I'm remembering right I did this by going into the Nvidia control panel, clicking the Manage 3D Settings, selecting Global Settings and then making it the prefered processor rather than allowing it to auto-select... however it's been a while so I may be remembering poorly). After I made that change I haven't had it BSoD on me once. « Show Less
1297552
It's either a defect or you don't have enough space in your computer ( I'm not talking about GB, PHYSICAL SPACE) Airflow etc. What are your other specifications? Is your CPU running hot as well? What program are you using to check the GPU temperature? After double checking all these problems I would be confident to say that you received a defect.
515516
none here, I am running 3 24" monitors and haven't had any lag issues on games or with the mouse on the desktop.