Re: The Color 'Red' is missing

[Guest webster72n]

Re: The Color 'Red' is missing

 

FIPO:

 

The missing color red was not the cause of my failing monitor, but the

setting 'without restart after a color change', which can affect certain

programs, in this case the display itself, triggered the discrepancy.

Choosing to restart after a color change instead, eliminated my problem

entirely on the spot.

Quite a learning experience, when considering it worked for so long.

Thanks for all positive contributions.

 

Harry.

[Guest Mart]

Re: The Color 'Red' is missing

 

Re: The Color 'Red' is missing

 

Harry wrote :-

> The missing color red was not the cause of my

> failing monitor, but the setting 'without restart

> after a color change',

 

But Harry, that was one of the very reasons why I asked you to clarify your

actions in my reply to your original post. And your reply was :-

> Lately I haven't touched anything but the on and off button of my

machinery'.

 

Err... Except the colour depth settings - it seems!

 

Didn't you notice any changes at the time - and their correction next time

you booted?

 

Anyway, not only am I pleased that you've resolved the issue - but

hopefully, you've learned from the experience.

 

Good luck

 

Mart

 

 

 

"webster72n" <webster72n@gmail.com> wrote in message

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> FIPO:

>

> The missing color red was not the cause of my failing monitor, but the

> setting 'without restart after a color change', which can affect certain

> programs, in this case the display itself, triggered the discrepancy.

> Choosing to restart after a color change instead, eliminated my problem

> entirely on the spot.

> Quite a learning experience, when considering it worked for so long.

> Thanks for all positive contributions.

>

> Harry.

>

>

[Guest webster72n]

Re: The Color 'Red' is missing

 

Re: The Color 'Red' is missing

 

 

"Mart" <mart(NoSpam)@nospam.nospam> wrote in message

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> Harry wrote :-

>

> > The missing color red was not the cause of my

> > failing monitor, but the setting 'without restart

> > after a color change',

>

> But Harry, that was one of the very reasons why I asked you to clarify

your

> actions in my reply to your original post. And your reply was :-

>

> > Lately I haven't touched anything but the on and off button of my

> machinery'.

>

> Err... Except the colour depth settings - it seems!

 

No way, Mart, that's the point!

 

>

> Didn't you notice any changes at the time - and their correction next time

> you booted?

>

> Anyway, not only am I pleased that you've resolved the issue - but

> hopefully, you've learned from the experience.

>

> Good luck

 

Sure can use it! Thanks. <H>.

>

> Mart

>

>

>

> "webster72n" <webster72n@gmail.com> wrote in message

> news:ua%235tiR2HHA.6128@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

> > FIPO:

> >

> > The missing color red was not the cause of my failing monitor, but the

> > setting 'without restart after a color change', which can affect certain

> > programs, in this case the display itself, triggered the discrepancy.

> > Choosing to restart after a color change instead, eliminated my problem

> > entirely on the spot.

> > Quite a learning experience, when considering it worked for so long.

> > Thanks for all positive contributions.

> >

> > Harry.

> >

> >

>

>