How do I change the display settings for my hp mx 50 crt monitor 13 inch

Any 15-inch CRT-style monitor should be replaced by a 15-inch or 17-inch LCD-style monitor. You can find "previously-owned" monitors for $30 to $50, which is less than taking your CRT monitor to a TV/video repair-shop for an *attempt* to get it repaired.

Check your Monitor Cable at the back of your PC unplug it and chec for bad pin conection make sure your Monitor cable are plug in correclty....

It's time to spend $100 to buy a brand-new 19-inch LCD monitor,
or $200 to buy a brand-new 22-inch LCD monitor,
rather than paying a TV/CRT technician $50 to $75 per hour to try to fix the "antique" monitor.

Pin Signal 1 Red Video 2 Green Video 3 Blue Video 4 Monitor ID - Bit 2 5 Ground 6 Red Ground 7 Green Ground 8 Blue Ground 9 [KEY] 10 Sync Ground 11 Monitor ID - Bit 1 12 Monitor ID - Bit 0 13 Horizontal Sync 14 Vertical Sync 15 N/C (Reserved)

check your rams that may not properly installed.

if that is installed correctly then change BIOS battery....


no prob.

hi..i think you have a problem the CPU/Computer that's whystays on screen for so long.1st step check the IDE cable connection form the mother board to Hard Drive and 2nd check the memory or check all hardware`s.Good Luck and Have a nice day

The life expectancy is about 5 years. You can fix it, but it's not worth trying to track down the power board for a crt, it's going to cost you more than a new monitor. There are flat panels for under a hundred dollars now, you will save that on electricty over a two year period. Although some folks just like them better than lcd's that is no longer an issue, with the faster resolutions in the past few years you will be better off going for a new lcd. HP's website is the most likelly place to obtain service for your monitor, but I just got an email from Dell this morning and you can get a new 19 inch for about a hundred dollars from their reurbished shop if you really want to save some money, and a 24 was only around $200.

Facing same issue in HP M704 from 12th Mar 08. It was working good for more than one year. Planning to contact customer support for service.

Have you checked the actual board that has the buttons to see fi there is an issue there?

If you've found nothing there and still experience the issue, sounds to me like you might be looking at a bad micro.

Please change the switch pannel  and check