The problem is the ADAPTER! I saw one of these at a clients. I don't understand what it's for BUT it's not a real DVI to VGA adapter.. Look at the pins of the adapter's DVI side. The big flat pin should have 4 pins around it. Those are the analog pins used for VGA cables. It is MISSING. That is a DVI-D to VGA which makes NO sense. DVI pins C1,C2,C3,C4 are missing in that adapter.
@@TheRohel That's the problem. You can't use an adapter for an ANALOG signal (VGA) if your DVI port only works with DIGITAL signals (the port needs the 4 pins the guy above us is talking about for the adapter to work properly).
@@TheRealIceCreamSandwich I have seem Samsung monitors messing up with with signals when used a different source type than it had earlier. If I did a power cycling, and then connect the new source type, it has worked.
The problem is because it's a DVI-D port (24+1 pin) and not the DVI-I port (24+5 pin), the DVI-D port only support digital signal, while the DVI-I port support both digital and analog (vga) from the 5 extra pins.
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The problem is the ADAPTER! I saw one of these at a clients. I don't understand what it's for BUT it's not a real DVI to VGA adapter.. Look at the pins of the adapter's DVI side. The big flat pin should have 4 pins around it. Those are the analog pins used for VGA cables. It is MISSING. That is a DVI-D to VGA which makes NO sense. DVI pins C1,C2,C3,C4 are missing in that adapter.
At 1:01 minute of the video you can see, it's a 25 pin female DVI-D port on the PC.
yep.
@@TheRohel That's the problem. You can't use an adapter for an ANALOG signal (VGA) if your DVI port only works with DIGITAL signals (the port needs the 4 pins the guy above us is talking about for the adapter to work properly).
Thank you sir for clarifying 🙏
I don't know why are these e commerce website like Amazon and Flipkart are selling it .
Luckily I never had this problem. Have you tried another Adapter?
If the DVI port on your GPU is not DVI-I it will not work on any machine because VGA is analog and DVI is not. DVI-I however is VGA compatible.
Bro i have the same problem do you have solution of this problem. If you have then pls tell me
Hi bro, look for a converter or adapter which having a circuit inside.
you need a dvi-i graphics card with a dvi-i to vga adapter because any dvi connector that isn't the "dvi-i" variant does not include the vga pins
This is not dvi problom clean bios cell or replace i will work
Stupid kid
shhh...i hv buy adapter..yes its malfunction
Hi mohan
Hi Man
its not working for me
SAME AS ME
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Bro messed with the monitor i just know i have used one it works just fine.
how did you do it diffrently then he showed to make it work?
@@comrademartinofrappuccino no he said don't buy this, did you watch the video.
@@TheRealIceCreamSandwich I have seem Samsung monitors messing up with with signals when used a different source type than it had earlier. If I did a power cycling, and then connect the new source type, it has worked.
It's true I had the same issue
The problem is because it's a DVI-D port (24+1 pin) and not the DVI-I port (24+5 pin), the DVI-D port only support digital signal, while the DVI-I port support both digital and analog (vga) from the 5 extra pins.