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I recently acquired a Dell 486D, but unfortunately, the CMOS battery had leaked extensively onto the motherboard, and the power supply was less than ideal. Upon inspecting the board, I replaced several capacitors that were pulling down the power supply voltage, preventing the Power Good (PG) signal …

I get this issue using a "modern" LCD display, it may just be a tad out of spec to the LCD. in my case if i go into the menu and choose to auto sync the monitor it works fine again until i get into windows and the frequency changers again.

I've had slimier problems in the past. you must remember the signals going to the monitor are very small in amplitude and any interference can dramatically influence it. Just like placing a mobile phone near a set of un-shielded speakers the same is happening to the monitor. this is why the FCC …

Rapid flashing orange led may be some sort of over voltage over current protection circuit kicking in, this may be time delayed because of it waiting for componentsd to heat up and slowly creep out of spec. This can be caused by now 25+ year old Caps. I am currently rebuilding a monitor for the same …