42. Troubleshooting Video Flashcards

1
Q

What is it called when a video driver problem causes a display to show few colors and a very low resolution?

A

VGA mode

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Q

Your monitor is showing nothing for your computer. What should you check first?

A

All cables to the monitor including the power cable

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3
Q

If a video card starts to overheat, what might it do first?

A

It could shut itself down

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4
Q

What is the difference between a dead pixel and a stuck pixel?

A

The dead pixel no longer shows color, while the stuck pixel is showing an “old” color

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5
Q

What is an artifact on a display?

A

An old image or piece of an image or text on the screen still after it has been cleared

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Q

If you are using VGA and you are seeing strange colors, or a lack of a certain color, what should you check first?

A

The cable

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7
Q

Your boss is using a projector and the shape of the screen is off, what can fix this?

A

Controls on the projector

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Q

With a CRT or OLED, what can happen if you leave an image on screen for a very long time?

A

Burn in

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Q

If your monitor accepts VGA, HDMI, DVI, and several other inputs, what two ways can you set it correctly?

A

It can auto detect the connection or you can set it manually in a menu system

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