Display issues - CRT - Flicker, b&w

I have a 1.5 GHz Core Solo Mac mini. I'm using a DVI to Video adapter to display on my CRT television.
After making some changes to resolution, I have had issues with the display. After the grey apply start up, the display flickers (to the point where it cannot be used) and is in black & white. I am unable to see anything properly, so I can't detect displays.
I suspect the issue is with the refresh rate or interlacing.
I am able to use the mini on an LCD monitor. I tried to make changes to settings, but it doesn't seem to stick. I am able to use the TV in safe mode, but after a restart the problem persists.
Any suggetions?
Thanks.

After the mini is started in Safe mode with the TV, go into System preferences and make a change to another resolution that works but is different from the one that Safe uses. Then, when restarting normally, that resolution should persist and things should be working again.

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I'm hoping somebody reads this and does the quick test below to help see if I found a Lenovo Helix display issue, or if just mine is defective!
I just received my Helix Core i7/8GB RAM/256GB SSD/4G LTE. (I have udpated all software, drivers, and Windows. Screen set at normal 32 bit color, 50/60 Hz refresh rates tested - default options unchanged.)
Under some circumstances, I can see some flickering on the screen, like on an old CRTs when you set the refresh rate to very low. I've done some tests, and here is one quick way to reproduce it....can someone else try it so I can see if my Helix is defective?
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It's not a software bug. The issue persists on that spot of the screen if you immediately reboot, and progressively diminishes until some time has passed (~2 minutes). The issue also stays in the same physical location if you rotate the display to vertical. It's not a software issue with stiky notes, it's just the color; if I take a screenshot of the color and leave it at the same location on the screen dsktop, then bring blue like the settings bar, it does it. It seems that having yellow on the screen displayed for a few minutes, followed by blue, does it.
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On some occasions too, it just seems that changing completely colors make the overal screen refresh rate seem low; this is very subtle and lasts only for a few seconds. What I'm more worried about is the above test, the flickering is obvious to anyone looking at the screen.
Can somebody try? Again, the yellow of the sticky notes needs to stay on screen for a few minuets, then bring the blue bar of the settings menu on top, and see if you see the "flickering".
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Nicolas

Anyone? At least someone from Lenovo? I have a limited time to decide if I keep my Helix or not. If I get no reply I'll just have to return it...and I haven't found another alternative tablet that works for me (12" screen, Core i5/i7 and 4GLTE).
BTW, the issue I have isn't hard to see on my tablet. Just use the default windows sticky notes and bring the settings bar on top of it after a few minutes, and you'll see.
My guess is it could be related to the burn in issue posted on this forum. I only see the flickering if the image is left on for a couple of minutes then changed. Only a couple of minutes is needed, not long. BTW I showed it to several poeple, without saying anything, they all saw it immediately.
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pci1002,80:
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Vendor ID: 0x1002
Device ID: 0x4750
Subsystem Vendor ID: 0x1002
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Phirefenix,
Welcome to the discussions. First question: are you sure it is a Mac compatible video card? If not, the second comment will not work.
During startup, after the studio display lights up but before the software starts to load, hit the reset button on the front of the computer. This will give what I call a 'warm boot' and eliminate some esoteric issues. If that works, buy a new PRAM battery. If that does not work, verify question one.
Ji˜m

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Weird Display issue MacBook Pro 2010 15"

Hey
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Hi, thnx for sharing your experience. Yes, we have the same problem here. My eMac still has 1 more year of apple care on cover now but I don't think it is useful anymore now. So far, all parts have been replaced for my unit except the housing. I was made to understand from Apple people here that the OEM HD they used is Maxtor as well but now they are telling it's the slim version and it cost a bomb here. Adding in the cost of replacing OEM HD for 200GB and an apple care plan, I can buy a pretty decent PC here.
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Hi,
Welcome to Lenovo Community Forums!
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From the snapshots, it seems like a cable/LCD issue. Is the display working fine when you connect it to an external monitor?
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I used an HDMI-to-HDMI cable to connect the mini directly to the monitor, and the output is completely messed up. The mini recognized the monitor (titling the System Preferences > Display dialog with 'L246WP') and set it to the monitor's native resolution of 1920x1200, but on the monitor the image is cropped to what looks like a 4:3 aspect ratio and with part of the image shifted up and left so I cannot view the top menu bar or the left hand side of the desktop. The monitor's on-screen display shows 1080p in this mode.
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http://img97.imageshack.us/img97/7436/photoijr.jpg
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The Apple Hardware Test has been unhelpful. When it originally failed three weeks ago, the test showed nothing and this morning when I ran it (permanent pixilation and all), it showed nothing. I feel like if it was a software issue the pixilation would have disappeared during the hardware test because that’s not an OS-X based program.
Here are my specs on this computer:
2008 iMac 24" 2.8ghz Intel Core Duo, 4 gigs of RAM (Crucial Purchased, I have original sticks somewhere), 1 TB HD, Nvidia GeForce 8800GS.

Hi, just to update you, I came home today and did a few things that didn't seem to solve my Mac's problems:
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- I also swapped out the crucial RAM for Apple's factory RAM. It also booted into the Kernel Panic.
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I'm currently trying to boot onto the OS X CD at this point to see if I could do a reinstall. It's taking quite awhile to boot into that.
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