Thanks,but don't you think I tried this. I am struggling with it. Nothing seems to be working correctly. I guess I'll call the card manufacturer. Part of the issue could be that i switch from using VGA to USB. So it looks so weird. Or I might have to get another card.
I was using my computer yesterday and then all of a sudden when using the browser. The screen just froze. I was forced to push and hold the power button on the computer restart and I could never get picture again.
I got so nervous I ran to the store and decided to try another video card. Nivida card. I never had one fail on me. I thought I could have been the computer.
Maybe I'll try getting a digital to VGA converter. And go down in quality. Even though I don't notice any difference in quality. That might make the difference.
Original card GeForce gtx 750 1 gig. Connect using VGA on a lcd tv 20" no color issues
Replaced
Evga. GeForce gt 1030. 2 gig
Using USB because I do not have a VGA to digital connector
All browsers have a white ghost background behind the browsers command s. File, edit, tools ect.
I don't think it's been solved.
My confusion-- that is exactly how the browser menu fonts look on my Windows 7 machine in Firefox, if I don't set up my PC for "classic" view. I've tried, but can't figure out how to take a screenshot of the menu bar.......
I suspect that the lower resolution of VGA defeats the glowy menu bar font. (Or, I'm missing what the issue is.....)
Start button
Accessories folder
Snipping tool
Put crosshairs on far left on the top push and hold the left button on the mouse drag it over to you make a box and where you want to screenshot let go of button.
I have a Samsung TV (2017) that I use as a monitor. To get it to display correctly I have to rename the HDMI input to PC otherwise it looks terrible. This may not work for yours depending on how old it is.
I have been using TVs as monitors for a long time and there are a lot of issues with older ones. With HDMI (digital) your graphic card gets what settings your TV can do from an EDID file however sometimes the EDID doesn't have everything it can really do.
I had a LG TV and the EDID only had 4:2:2 color space for HDMI making blue and red text fuzzy. I had to use a program on my computer to override the EDID to get it to display 4:4:4. The program was called Custom Resolution Utility by ToastyX. I'm not sure if you can still get it or if it even still works.