lines on my computer

i haves vertical lines running don the screen of my computer and it's bugging
me because i can't see everything on my screen. Do u no any thing tht could
be causing this problem and how can solve it?

"ifé" <> wrote in message
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> i haves vertical lines running don the screen of my computer and it's
bugging
> me because i can't see everything on my screen. Do u no any thing tht
could
> be causing this problem and how can solve it?

Your monitor could just plain be bad...try another one

ifé;537635 Wrote:
> i haves vertical lines running don the screen of my computer and it's
> bugging me because i can't see everything on my screen. Do u no any
> thing tht could be causing this problem and how can solve it?

It could be elctrical interference from a nearby appliciance. But is
more likely the monitor itself. Try plugging in a different monitor to
see if the problem goes away.


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Probably a hardware failure which would need servicing by a qualified
technician.

Or perhaps a bad cable/loose cable connection. If this is a desktop, try using
a different monitor cable and/or making sure the connections are properly seated
and secure.


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"ifé" <ifé@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>i haves vertical lines running don the screen of my computer and it's bugging
> me because i can't see everything on my screen. Do u no any thing tht could
> be causing this problem and how can solve it?

On Fri, 7 Dec 2007 14:06:41 -0500, "Cal Bear '66" <> wrote:

> Probably a hardware failure which would need servicing by a qualified
> technician.


Let me add a caution. Unless the monitor is particularly new, or large
and expensive, it seldom makes sense to service it. It will probably
cost $75 US or so just to have someone look at it. It usually makes
more economic sense to treat a monitor as a throwaway item, and just
replace it if it's having a problem.


> Or perhaps a bad cable/loose cable connection. If this is a desktop, try using
> a different monitor cable and/or making sure the connections are properly seated
> and secure.


Yes. If that doesn't fix it, I would recommend borrowing a friend's
monitor to see if it makes the problem go away. If it does, replace
the monitor.


> "ifé" <ifé@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:38D8C7D8-9177-416B-914C-...
> >i haves vertical lines running don the screen of my computer and it's bugging
> > me because i can't see everything on my screen. Do u no any thing tht could
> > be causing this problem and how can solve it?
>

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"Ken Blake, MVP" <> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 7 Dec 2007 14:06:41 -0500, "Cal Bear '66" <> wrote:
>
> > Probably a hardware failure which would need servicing by a qualified
> > technician.
>
>
> Let me add a caution. Unless the monitor is particularly new, or large
> and expensive, it seldom makes sense to service it. It will probably
> cost $75 US or so just to have someone look at it. It usually makes
> more economic sense to treat a monitor as a throwaway item, and just
> replace it if it's having a problem.
>
>

<snip>

Though a monitor would not usually be economically repairable...
I sure hope you meant "throw away" in the figurative sense.
The proper thing to do is to drop a defective monitor off at a recycling
center.

On Fri, 7 Dec 2007 18:18:34 -0600, "philo" <> wrote:

>
> "Ken Blake, MVP" <> wrote in message
> news:...
> > On Fri, 7 Dec 2007 14:06:41 -0500, "Cal Bear '66" <> wrote:
> >
> > > Probably a hardware failure which would need servicing by a qualified
> > > technician.
> >
> >
> > Let me add a caution. Unless the monitor is particularly new, or large
> > and expensive, it seldom makes sense to service it. It will probably
> > cost $75 US or so just to have someone look at it. It usually makes
> > more economic sense to treat a monitor as a throwaway item, and just
> > replace it if it's having a problem.
> >
> >
>
> <snip>
>
> Though a monitor would not usually be economically repairable...
> I sure hope you meant "throw away" in the figurative sense.


Yes.


> The proper thing to do is to drop a defective monitor off at a recycling
> center.


Yes.

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Hi,

Sounds like electrical interference from something else on the circuit.
Things like flourescent lights or motors can cause these symptoms.

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"ifé" <ifé@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>i haves vertical lines running don the screen of my computer and it's
>bugging
> me because i can't see everything on my screen. Do u no any thing tht
> could
> be causing this problem and how can solve it?

Have you tried re-seating the gfx card. Everything else is already
posted.


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