s-video cable confusion

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  1. comaog1

    comaog1 Member

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    I have a 7 pin s-video cable that i connected to my tv. yesterday it displayed color on the tv and today it is only black and white can someone please help
     
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    first I would check the cable and make sure you did not bend anything and try a new cable
     
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    i took a look and tried a new cable but it is still the same....I am getting color on the laptop but I am getting only B/W on the TV. I have widows XP and i think maybe there is somthing with the way the S-Video port is set up on the computer but i dont know how to get to the Port properties.
     
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    If it was working and then stopped and you did not change any settings your graphic card my have died if you don't have a card your graphic is on your mother board you might need to get a new graphic card But check your setting go to control panel to appearance and themes to display to settings from there set the pixel slider to at least 1024 x 768 with 32 bit color and there you can run troubleshoot
     
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    That happens to me alllll the time. Just wiggle it a little and it should come back. Or you might have to push it up, down, left, right, whatever helps.

    Hope that's it.
     
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