White or Yellow Screen And/Or Missing Colors When Using HDMI/DVI to VGA Cable

You may find that when you connect a computer to a monitor using the included HDMI/DVI to VGA Cable that the monitor displays a white or yellow screen and/or missing colors. The HDMI/DVI cable provided by the manufacturer may have 16 pins. A standard DVI-A cable uses 19 pins. A DVI-A to VGA cable may use 17 pins. There are two available cabling options to resolve the video problem:

Option #1

(1) DVI-A Male to HD15 VGA Female Adapter
(Connect Adapter to Computer Monitor)

(1) HD15 Male to HD15 Male VGA Cable
(Connect From Adapter to Computer Video Card)

Option #2

(1) DVI-A Male to HD15 VGA Male Video Cable
(Connect From Computer Monitor to Computer Video Card)

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