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Hi there..
By the title, you can more or less get the picture. I got it a week ago, worked fine up until yesterday, I had noticed their was lines flickering on the screen on dark colours so I thought I'd see if I could alter it but I just made it worse. Although, I only used the auto-adjust feature, giving me an Out Of Range message and the suggested resolution, all other's look terrible and aren't even usable.
It's quite confusing as nothing's changed on my Mac, no software updates, I barely did anything to the monitor, nothing I hadn't done when I first got it but still, I'm getting this problem.
I've looked all over Google, Viewsonics website and found nothing that can solve it. I'm assuming I may need to reset the monitor to it's factory settings to forget my laptop all together but I can't seem to do that.
The monitor is a Viewsonic VA2413wm and I'm using a unibody white macbook running snow leopard 10.6.2.
Any help would be extremely appreciated.
By the title, you can more or less get the picture. I got it a week ago, worked fine up until yesterday, I had noticed their was lines flickering on the screen on dark colours so I thought I'd see if I could alter it but I just made it worse. Although, I only used the auto-adjust feature, giving me an Out Of Range message and the suggested resolution, all other's look terrible and aren't even usable.
It's quite confusing as nothing's changed on my Mac, no software updates, I barely did anything to the monitor, nothing I hadn't done when I first got it but still, I'm getting this problem.
I've looked all over Google, Viewsonics website and found nothing that can solve it. I'm assuming I may need to reset the monitor to it's factory settings to forget my laptop all together but I can't seem to do that.
The monitor is a Viewsonic VA2413wm and I'm using a unibody white macbook running snow leopard 10.6.2.
Any help would be extremely appreciated.