Feb 18, 2002 · is there a way to replace vga cables without sending the monitor to a repair shop? i searched the net for replacement vga cables, and i saw two types: those with 5 connectors …

Replacing the cable would require soldering a new connector to the end of the lead (perhaps even replacing the lead with a port on the monitor itself). Any DE-15 connector (15-pin D-Sub with 3 …

Jul 7, 2008 · A broken VGA connector could cause no display, color out, intermittent problem and etc. Looking at the connector we thought it could be an easy job to replace with a new VGA …

Aug 3, 2014 · Distorted colors while wiggling the VGA cord is normal. Make sure it's plugged in all the way and use the thumbscrews to keep it in position. If the VGA cord is damaged, just buy …

Feb 19, 2014 · There is no way to replace the cable. I have used it so much for testing computers that the wire / connector is bad. You have to wiggle every time you want to use the computer …

Apr 22, 2003 · If the pin was actually a signal pin, you will have to replace the connector or cable assembly. Replacing a VGA connector (15-pin high density) is not an easy task whether you …

Most actual VGA cards supplied an optional +5V on the pin rather than blocking off the key, but if the monitor doesn't use that +5V (and the vast majority didn't) it was standard to omit the pin …

Jun 15, 2008 · The best I can tell from your photo, the connector is missing a pin. In addition, the one in the upper right hand corner looks severely bent and one in the second row looks slightly …

Nov 15, 2017 · The proper way would be to open the monitor up and attach and either directly connect a new cable to where the current one (usually referred to as a "captive pigtail" type) or …

Feb 24, 2008 · If it has "a tail" it is possible to replace only the plug, but that requires dextrous multi-pin soldering, while splicing the cable with another one (with VGA jack attached) is much …