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HALP PLS!!! 

 

Sorry about the caps, but i turned on my computer today, and suddenly everything just has a green tint on it. I didn't do anything in the settings or anything like that, and I'm slightly confused. Can anybody offer any help? 

 

-Matt

If you use a analog connector for your monitor such as VGA or DVI-A it might be a bit loose. Have a look if they are connected correctly.

Also check your monitor settings.

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HALP PLS!!! 

 

Sorry about the caps, but i turned on my computer today, and suddenly everything just has a green tint on it. I didn't do anything in the settings or anything like that, and I'm slightly confused. Can anybody offer any help? 

 

-Matt

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Nvidia control panel > play with some settings?

Reinstall or revert drivers?

Restart?

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your monitor is probably defective

test it with another PC

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Is the monitor plugged in properly?

Have you tried using a different HDMI cable between your gpu and monitor?

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HALP PLS!!! 

 

Sorry about the caps, but i turned on my computer today, and suddenly everything just has a green tint on it. I didn't do anything in the settings or anything like that, and I'm slightly confused. Can anybody offer any help? 

 

-Matt

If you use a analog connector for your monitor such as VGA or DVI-A it might be a bit loose. Have a look if they are connected correctly.

Also check your monitor settings.

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did you screw with your Monitor settings?

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If you use a analog connector for your monitor such as VGA or DVI-A it might be a bit loose. Have a look if they are connected correctly.

Also check your monitor settings.

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