5.4 Given a scenario, troubleshoot video, projector, & display issues Flashcards

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What should you check if no image is displayed on the monitor?

A
  • If monitor is connected
  • Monitor is not in standby mode

Use monitor controls to adjust image, select correct data source. Ensure monitor is set to the right input channel (e.g., HDMI). On-screen display menus are navigated using monitor buttons. Adjust settings like brightness, color, and power saving.

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What are intermittent projetor shutdowns usually caused by?

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overheating or loose connections

Check that the rojector’s fan is working, that the vents are free from dust & are not obstructed, & that the ambient temperature is not too high.

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How to fix dim image video issues?

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Check the device’s brightness & contrast controls

They may be all the way down

Power-saving mode may dim the display. Adaptive brightness or eye-saving features could be enabled, adjusting based on time of day or ambient light. If the image is barely visible, the display’s backlight may have failed.

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When does an image look fuzzy?

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If PC resolution doesn’t match the monitor’s native resolution

I.e. if your monitor’s native resolution is 1920x1080, but the video card is set to 1024x768, the image won’t be clear

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What causes an image to look fuzzy?

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Faulty or improperly configured video card driver

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How to fix a fuzzy image?

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Change output resolution in OS or update video card driver

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What may cause a screen to flash/flicker?

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  • Loose connections
  • failing backlight/circuitry
  • Faulty/overheating video card
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How to fix a fixed pixel?

A pixel stuck on a color (not black)

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Use software utility to cycle pixel color states

i.e. you can you PixelHealer to fix a FIXED pixel (not a DEAD one)

Dead pixels (solid black) cannot usually be fixed

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How does a burn-in occur?

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When a static image is displayed for a long period

Displaying it for that long damages the monitor’s picture elements, & a ghost image is “burned” permenantly onto the display

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What devices are more vulnerable to burn-ins?

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Plasma screens & OLED displays

Always ensure that a display is set to turn off, or use an animated screen saver when no user input is detecte

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What Windows tool can be used to assist in color calibration?

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Color management applet in Control Panel

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What is a common cause of purple/green horizontal lines on a display?

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Faulty/loose connectors or poor-quality cabling

if fixing this doesnt resolve the issue, the issue might be a hardware fualt in the monitor or graphics adapter

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What to check if your having speaker audio issues?

A
  • Power
  • Cable connectors
  • Volume controls

(on the speakers)

If those are fine, use the OS to verify that the audio is set to the correct device & check the OS volume control

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