After a user changed display settings, the monitor now shows “Input not supported” and nothing else. What is the likely cause and fix?
Après qu'un utilisateur a modifié les paramètres d'affichage, l'écran indique désormais « Input not supported » et rien d'autre. Quelle est la cause probable, et la correction ?
Answers
AThe monitor's power supply has failed and it must be sent for repairL'alimentation de l'écran est en panne et il doit être envoyé en réparation
BThe video cable is the wrong colourLe câble vidéo n'est pas de la bonne couleur
CWindows has been deletedWindows a été supprimé
DThe resolution or refresh rate is beyond the monitor; revert or use low-res modeLa résolution ou la fréquence dépasse les capacités de l'écran ; revenir en arrière ou passer en basse résolution
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