Hi everyone, I usually only post about video games, but as a tech support guy, I'm having an issue that requires a second opinion or some help. I'll try to be short and sweet and to the point so that you don't face a wall of text
Here's the story:
Got a call the other day, a user who has a docked Dell Latitude E6500 laptop is having a display issue when running out of her Dell U3011 monitor. My best guess at this point is an issue with a laptop trying to drive a 30" monitor from a docking station.
The issue is that the display shows up fine, but there are white lines around the center, kinda like static. If it was me, I'd just suck it up and deal with it, as it's a really minor issue, but she said it's bugging the shit out of her and I would like to be able to at least pinpoint an issue.
I've installed the U3011 drivers, updated the video card driver, all to no avail, leading me to believe she just needs to suck it up as well. Before I tell her, I'd like to be able to tell her what the deal is or get a fix if any of you guys know of something else to try. I lurk here a lot and see a lot of smart people.
Thanks,
El Sucio
Here's the story:
Got a call the other day, a user who has a docked Dell Latitude E6500 laptop is having a display issue when running out of her Dell U3011 monitor. My best guess at this point is an issue with a laptop trying to drive a 30" monitor from a docking station.
The issue is that the display shows up fine, but there are white lines around the center, kinda like static. If it was me, I'd just suck it up and deal with it, as it's a really minor issue, but she said it's bugging the shit out of her and I would like to be able to at least pinpoint an issue.
I've installed the U3011 drivers, updated the video card driver, all to no avail, leading me to believe she just needs to suck it up as well. Before I tell her, I'd like to be able to tell her what the deal is or get a fix if any of you guys know of something else to try. I lurk here a lot and see a lot of smart people.
Thanks,
El Sucio