No green color on monitor

my new msi 845 ultra using win me works great except that i have no green on my monitor. the friend who set it up for me said no drivers had to be installed and need a new monitor.
as you can probally tell, i know zip.nadda about all this and would greatly appreciate any positive help.
thanks

Try unplugging the monitor cable on the vid card and making sure no pins are bent. I had one pin bent and it only showed yellow. Might help. Also, do you have an agp vid card or is one integrated? Either way you would be best to install the most current drivers. You can go to the manufacturers website (vid card manufacturer). Good Luck.

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