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Drivers are available from the manufacturer's website. Click the link below and click the "Drivers & Software" tab, then download the file "L1717S.zip"
Have you pressed the key to allow VGA output....it is usually a combination of "Fn" + an "F" key (at the top of the keyboard). "Fn" is usually found near the left "Ctrl" or "Shift" keys. The F key has picture of a monitor or "LCD" on it
That is bad T-CON board which is part of the LCD panel assembly, not much you can do. You can try seating the connector on the T-CON board to see if it will solve the problem. http://s807.photobucket.com/albums/yy352/budm/LCD%20panel/
You don't need a driver for the monitors, the native plug and play driver in XP usually works as well as any manufacturer supplied driver. What's happened is XP doesn't recognize the onboard display adapter. If this is a name brand system (you didn't mention what type it is) download the XP display driver from the manufacturer's web site. If it's a custom built system, there should be a motherboard CD that came with the system that has the display driver on it. When all else fails, download System Information for Windows from http://www.gtopala.com/ It will tell you what type of onboard display adapter the system has.
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