No RGB input signal

Thank you, Peps, for your reply. I just looked, but I only have the monitor activated; the TV and the other monitors are disabled. I'm not really sure where to look now. I should specify that I'm rather clumsy in this kind of situation. If you tell me it's nothing, I already feel reassured. I'll try to look again, but I doubt it. Again, thank you for getting back to me so quickly.

Hello,
I have a suggestion to make: Given that your HERCULES PROPHET VIEW 920 PRO monitor is a TFT-DVI model, could you please make sure that you have connected it correctly as a DVI (see your graphics card manual), because if you have connected it in RTC (or declared it as such to the graphics card), it is normal that your screen driver is blocked and does not receive the display signal return impulses from your monitor (startup tests), so for the Catalyst driver it should be declared as an FPD and not as a classic RTC.

Hello peps
My screen is just a 920 pro black and not DVI. (TFT LCD there you go). VGA cable and power adapter cable only. That's why this message doesn't seem very normal to me. I checked that I properly connected my two cables, not very difficult, but I don't have anything else. In the manual, under technical specifications, the input signal is mentioned as "signal level: RGB analog 0.7Vpp/75Ω". It's not clear to me at all, especially since the screen adjusts automatically and only brightness, contrast, and color temperature are adjustable. I have no display issues, games run very well, and DVDs too through the PC's player. On Hercules' website, there is no information about this. Thanks anyway for your help.

Hello,
strange though, your monitor is listed as one of the recent products from Hercules (Guillemot), and its nomenclature specifies a TFT LCD with DVI standard (the black refers to the casing of the stand)
http://www.hercules.fr
Go to the displays page of your CTPANEL, disable the standard VGA monitor in 1 and select the FPD monitor in 4; And reboot your PC. If your driver is properly aligned, the requested Red Green Blue should disappear.

Hello,
so you have two problems that are presumably related. Could you please specify the model of your motherboard, please? And the type of OS that you are using?

Hello

my solution that works 99 times out of 100 when there are two conflicting peripherals is to remove them in the device manager (both of them, you know) and reboot... usually, Windows manages to reallocate the resources...

best regards

Fred

Fools dare everything. That's how you recognize them (M. Audiard)

Hello,
good TOWER67, no need to mention Michel AUDIARD, we recognized you.
The issue with KASTALLI won't be resolved by removing the catalyst drivers from her graphics card and the basic WINDOWS managers for her chipset controllers.
Let's assume she has a VIA chipset managing the AGP port and the PCI bridge for the IDE ports, the VIA driver provided with her WINDOWS is a 4in1 that was in effect from 486 to P2; so reinstalling them won't solve the problem, they need to be upgraded. The same goes for SIS, ALI, INTEL, etc... The average PCI 1.0 standard is insufficient if she has PCI 2.1.
However, one thing I forgot: could Miss KASTALLI check if the DVI connector on her graphics card is not on one side of her card rather than at the same level as her other connections (rear card connector)? This could potentially explain the inability to modify the display.

Hello KASTALLI,
Who told you that you have a P3, the ABIT KR7-A VIA KT266A chipset is a P4 socket A (462 pins), typically paired with AMD ATHLON processors and DDR-SDRAM PC2100 (this motherboard hit the market in 2001). You should install the appropriate VIA chipset drivers for WIN9x (the HYPERION pack in principle), which will fix the USB 2.0 port management error under the PCI bridge. Check your installation CD of drivers provided with your motherboard, as WIN98 only supports USB 1.0 versions (and even that imperfectly). NOTE: the VT8366A is the north bridge of the chipset, and it normally manages all PCI AGP buses (including IDE controllers). If you experience system stability issues, look for the freeware UPACK12 (Ultra Pack 1.2 for WIN 98), which restores the missing or deleted *.vxd files sometimes after the installation of Windows 98. As for DirectX 9.0b, it is only required by very recent applications and some games (correcting certain buggy *.dlls from version 8.1, though...).

me too, I have the same problem
Asus P4 motherboard
Hercules 920

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Oops, sorry. Hello everyone. I also have this problem with my Hercules 920 and a Radeon 9800 Pro. When I start games, the screen turns off and shows no RGB input signal, and then I have to restart the PC. I've plugged everything in properly, but I can't select the option FDT in display. I hope you could help me because I don't see how to proceed. Thank you.

IOP
Hi everyone, well as for me, it's the same config as jack68, 9800 pro with the Hercules 920pro

it was running very well since April 2004

and now for the past 2 weeks I've been having issues (since a rather rough transport) I start my PC and it boots up nicely

but during the loading of Windows XP

BOOM the screen goes to sleep with the famous message "no RGB signal input" and then the disc also stops ...

I can no longer start my PC ..

if a charitable soul has any idea about the origin of the problem, it would really save my life!!

Thanks, bunnies!

"Aim for the moon, and if you miss, you'll land among the stars."

Hello,
After a "delicate" transport ??? 3 major possibilities:
-Hard drive or drive.
-Graphics card or AGP port.
-Processor or motherboard component.
Only advice: Completely disassemble the PC, down to the motherboard's mounting (to check if any area on the back of it is in contact with the chassis).
Cleaning and reassembling each element one by one with checks (mounting and connection condition).
Normally it’s just a displaced connection, in the best case; Otherwise, in the worst case, your hard drive or a drive is damaged.
Small info: Next time, remove the hard drives, pack everything in bubble wrap plastic sleeves, then in a box (initiation to the art of folding to isolate the edges of the box). Remove and isolate each card, then wrap the case (power supply + motherboard). This way, you can play gymkhana without too much risk to the equipment.

Hello,
The RADEON 7500 has a TV TUNER output (connection via coaxial TV antenna), in addition to the monitor output, so you need to disable the TV tuner to make the message disappear: "Red Green Blue, no signal" indicates that no TV screen is connected to the TV output port. Check if your CT PANEL (catalyst panel) allows you to disable it directly from the SYSTRAY icon.