Powerbook Display Problem

[emmrodsa]

Hi everyone.. here's my question
at this morning I turn on my computer, and all the colors of my display was ok until like 2 minutes later everything turn different, all the colors was inverted i mean black was white, blue into orange, etc

Any Idea of What can I do?

HELP!!! Please

THX
Eman

 

[Lt Major Burns]

you have the universal access visuals turned on. System Preferences > Universal Access > Display > Black on White.

 

[emmrodsa]

Lt Major Burns Thanks for your quick responde,
I check the Universal Access But was Off.
I was thinking if can be something with the logic card and the video card connection?
What do you think?

Eman

 

[ElDiabloConCaca]

Are the cables for the monitor seated properly? Is the video card properly seated in its slot?

If that doesn't work, try hitting Control-Command-Option-8.

 

[DeltaMac]

I check the Universal Access But was Off.
I was thinking if can be something with the logic card and the video card connection?
What do you think?

There is not an on/off control for the display in Universal Access, check the Display settings for Black on White, or White on Black

As elDiabloConCaca states: Try Control-Option-Command-8

 

[traveliter]

Are the cables for the monitor seated properly? Is the video card properly seated in its slot?

If that doesn't work, try hitting Control-Command-Option-8.

Pardon my ignorance; I am experiencing something similar and am curious. I have a PowerBook G4 (12"). Where is the video card that I can check its fit?

Also, what does the Ctrl-Cmd-Opt-8 key combo do, specifically?

Thanks!

 

[DeltaMac]

Pardon my ignorance; I am experiencing something similar and am curious. I have a PowerBook G4 (12"). Where is the video card that I can check its fit?

Also, what does the Ctrl-Cmd-Opt-8 key combo do, specifically?

The only check that you can do, is an external connection if you are using an additional external display. Everything else on the Powerbook is completely internal.
The Ctrl-Cmd-Opt-8 reverses the screen, and is intended for vision-impaired. Try it yourself, and press again to return to normal. Check in your Universal Access pane for other settings similar to this.