Hi,
I recently acquired an Insignia NS-LCD26A TV. The TV works with an antenna feed attached to it. My problem is that since the TV has a VGA input I was considering using it as a large monitor. I connected the laptop to the TV, activated the dual display on the laptop, switched the TV to VGA and nothing, just a black screen with no vga displayed on it. I have also tried connecting a Sony PS3 to the TV through the HDMI ports and got a similar message from the TV.
I assumed that this inability to display a different input was a fault of the main system board, so I replaced it, nope same problem. Next I tried replacing the power supply (some flickering is noticed when the TV has no signal, but isn't noticed when connected to the antenna). The replacement power supply didn't solve the issue either.
Does anyone have a suggestion of what I'm missing and what to try next? The TV works fine as a TV, but both the VGA and HDMI do not work (I didn't try the component input). I'm new to diagnosing TV problems, but have been fixing PC's for years. Obviously, I've got some things to learn here.
Thanks
Frank
I recently acquired an Insignia NS-LCD26A TV. The TV works with an antenna feed attached to it. My problem is that since the TV has a VGA input I was considering using it as a large monitor. I connected the laptop to the TV, activated the dual display on the laptop, switched the TV to VGA and nothing, just a black screen with no vga displayed on it. I have also tried connecting a Sony PS3 to the TV through the HDMI ports and got a similar message from the TV.
I assumed that this inability to display a different input was a fault of the main system board, so I replaced it, nope same problem. Next I tried replacing the power supply (some flickering is noticed when the TV has no signal, but isn't noticed when connected to the antenna). The replacement power supply didn't solve the issue either.
Does anyone have a suggestion of what I'm missing and what to try next? The TV works fine as a TV, but both the VGA and HDMI do not work (I didn't try the component input). I'm new to diagnosing TV problems, but have been fixing PC's for years. Obviously, I've got some things to learn here.
Thanks
Frank
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