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    Screen Problem - calibrate

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by CompUG, Sep 24, 2014.

  1. CompUG

    CompUG Notebook Evangelist

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    I have an ASUS UX32VD 2012 model running Win 7 home premium.

    This past Monday after my computer had a memory dump. I've been having trouble with my display. Anytime my laptop goes to sleep or if I shut it down and log in, my screen is fine for a few seconds until it becomes dark and sort of greenish. I have to go through the Calibrate setting to get back the default calibrate setting. I've attached two images the first image is how the screen should be and the second image is how the screen becomes after I turn it on. The second image seems a little less brighter and darker than the first.

    Screen Calib.png


    Screen after sleep.png


    Spotify Image.jpg

    Has anyone ran through a problem like this before? I've installed all the latest drivers from Asus and Nvida and Microsoft software is up to date.

    Thanks for your help.

    Edit: This is a weird both images are the same, the different in hue isn't showing, when I do a print screen.
     
    CompUG, Sep 24, 2014
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  2. CompUG

    CompUG Notebook Evangelist

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    This video perfectly shows my issue.
     
    CompUG, Sep 24, 2014
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  3. Prostar Computer

    Prostar Computer Company Representative

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    That implies (if not, explicates) that the problem is the screen and not your display adapter.

    Which video? :\
     
    Prostar Computer, Sep 26, 2014
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