Hi,
I have just bought one of your LCD's HZ26Wi from Overclockers. My problem is that monitor works fine when connected via analog (port/cable) but when I connect digital one everything is fine until the final stage of booting my computer (Windows XP sp3) when my monitor is displaying "NO SIGNAL" message and goes too sleep. To clarify everything is ok till that final moment, I can see when BIOS is showing his version and other info and I can see initial Windows welcome screen. At the moment I do a little trick... I boot up computer with my analog cable connected and then I’m turning of the power in my LCD and I’m swapping cable for digital one. Then when I turn power back on LCD works ok in digital mode.... till I have to restart the computer when we go to square one.
Please help... I'm wondering if any of forum readers had simillar problem.
Final info: My Windows resolution is setup to work in LCD’s native resolution (1920x1200, 60Hertz) My graphics cards: Nvidia 8800GTX x2 (SLI)
P.S
Excuse me English
Thank You
I have just bought one of your LCD's HZ26Wi from Overclockers. My problem is that monitor works fine when connected via analog (port/cable) but when I connect digital one everything is fine until the final stage of booting my computer (Windows XP sp3) when my monitor is displaying "NO SIGNAL" message and goes too sleep. To clarify everything is ok till that final moment, I can see when BIOS is showing his version and other info and I can see initial Windows welcome screen. At the moment I do a little trick... I boot up computer with my analog cable connected and then I’m turning of the power in my LCD and I’m swapping cable for digital one. Then when I turn power back on LCD works ok in digital mode.... till I have to restart the computer when we go to square one.
Please help... I'm wondering if any of forum readers had simillar problem.
Final info: My Windows resolution is setup to work in LCD’s native resolution (1920x1200, 60Hertz) My graphics cards: Nvidia 8800GTX x2 (SLI)
P.S
Excuse me English
Thank You