SOURCE: Driver
I tried to google the name but also came up with nothing. The vast majority of monitors will work with a native windows driver (or you can search the Microsoft site...point the add hardware dialog in that direction if it fails to find a driver). You might also query whoever sold you the monitor. There is a lot of rebranding that occurs.
SOURCE: Gem GC150ATA No audio, Icon by clock
Did you check your hardware drivers to see if indeed the Audio Drivers have been installed? Right-click your MY COMPUTER icon, then select PROPERTIES from the menu. When the window pops up, select the HARDWARE tab, then DEVICE MANAGER. See if your audio is installed or if there are yellow exclamation marks under SOUND, VIDEO, GAME CONTROLLERS or under UNKNOWN DEVICES (i could be wrong on that title, but it will be close!!)
SOURCE: Scanport N7 LCD Monitor won't stay on
it seems a whole lot of people have moniters with fatal ailments as i do as well. after spending $ 150.00 at computor stores & still had the same problem with my Moniter I just orderd another new moniter & the Problem is fixed..
I Think there killing moniters on purpose
SOURCE: I need a power cord for a Scanport 1920S 19 in.
It uses a "standard" power-cord.
Look in any "Thrift Store" or "Dollar Store",
or buy at any small "mom-and-pop" computer-store -- they probably have a box-full of them.
Don't pay more than $2.
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