When the computer display screen keeps showing "adjusting", it usually indicates that the monitor is undergoing some kind of automatic adjustment process, but it may not be able to complete properly or trigger frequently for some reason. Here are some possible solutions and steps: 1. Check and adjust the resolution
Improper resolution setting is one of the common reasons. Ensure that your monitor resolution setting is suitable for your monitor size and model.
In the Windows system, you can view and adjust the resolution by right clicking on a blank space on the desktop and selecting "Display Settings" or "Screen Resolution".
Choose a resolution that matches your monitor, which is usually recommended in the monitor's manual or on the manufacturer's website. 2. Update or reinstall graphics card drivers
The graphics card driver is a critical software that controls the display of a monitor, and outdated or damaged drivers may cause display issues.
Visit the official website of the graphics card manufacturer to download and install the latest graphics card drivers.
If unsure how to operate, you can refer to the installation guide provided by the graphics card manufacturer. 3. Check and turn off the automatic adjustment function of the monitor
Some monitors have an automatic adjustment function, which may be triggered automatically when a signal change is detected.
Enter the menu settings of the monitor (usually done through buttons on the monitor or remote control), find the "Auto Adjust" or similar option, and turn it off. 4. Check the power supply and connections
Ensure that the computer power is stable and all connecting wires (such as power cords, data cables, etc.) are securely connected.
Unstable power supply or loose connection wires may cause display issues. 5. Restart the computer
Sometimes, a simple restart can solve temporary software or hardware issues.
After restarting the computer, observe if the same prompt will still appear. 6. Check for hardware issues with the monitor
If none of the above methods can solve the problem, it may be necessary to consider the possibility of hardware failure in the monitor itself.
Check if there are any issues with the buttons on the monitor, such as excessive dust or poor contact.
If possible, try connecting the monitor to another computer for testing to rule out issues with the computer host. 7. Seeking professional assistance
If none of the above steps can solve the problem, it is recommended to contact professional computer repair personnel or the customer service department of the monitor manufacturer for further inspection and repair. matters needing attention
Before performing any operation, please ensure that you have backed up important data and files.
If you are not familiar with hardware operation, it is recommended to seek professional help to avoid damaging the device.
By following the above steps, you should be able to solve the problem of the computer screen constantly displaying "adjusting". If the problem persists, more detailed diagnosis and repair may be required.