sorry that last post was quite long but hope you get it sorted out
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Monitor display problems-Techy help please!
Sex God
Oi Welshbint!
Did you get it sorted then or have you been distracted by the pub again?
Did you get it sorted then or have you been distracted by the pub again?
and bizarrely my monitor seems to have fixed itself :shock: I tried it this evening and it's as good as new... weird 
Sex God
Give it a slap, i'm sure you're well skilled in that area. You might have a loose connection which has righted itself for now, a good slap might show this up and save any hassle once the guarantees run out
Quote by meat2pleaseu
Give it a slap, i'm sure you're well skilled in that area. You might have a loose connection which has righted itself for now, a good slap might show this up and save any hassle once the guarantees run out
We both know I have a loose connection..still not sure about the monitor though :giggle:
Now, about that foot massage..... ;) :kiss:
Sex God
Quote by BiWelshMinx
Give it a slap, i'm sure you're well skilled in that area. You might have a loose connection which has righted itself for now, a good slap might show this up and save any hassle once the guarantees run out
We both know I have a loose connection..still not sure about the monitor though :giggle:
Now, about that foot massage..... ;) :kiss:
It ain't your feet i want to massage :rascal:
Forum Virgin
hi BWM,
not sure whether you managed to sort your monitor problem.., but have a few ideas!
The problem sounds like a loose connection, particularly as the picture is getting worse, the vibration of the pc fan could cause this, or if you'd recently moved the pc...
1. check that the connections on the back of the monitor are tight, typically there should be 2 (1 for power, 1 for video). on the video connection plug there are a couple of screws, they should be tightened into the socket.
2. On the back of your pc, there's the other end of video cable, make sure that the plug is also secure, and the screws tightened.
3. Is to check that the video card inside the pc is seated securely in it's slot (would mean checking inside the pc case).
4. Have you placed anything in close proximity to the monitor, speakers for instance? (This is unlikely as it'd only affect the edges, would be caused by unshielded magentics).
Hope this helps, if not already sorted. I tried so hard to leave out the double entendre's, clearly failed :shock: :shock: :shock: , amazing how many sexually references make up a pc...!!!
not sure whether you managed to sort your monitor problem.., but have a few ideas!
The problem sounds like a loose connection, particularly as the picture is getting worse, the vibration of the pc fan could cause this, or if you'd recently moved the pc...
1. check that the connections on the back of the monitor are tight, typically there should be 2 (1 for power, 1 for video). on the video connection plug there are a couple of screws, they should be tightened into the socket.
2. On the back of your pc, there's the other end of video cable, make sure that the plug is also secure, and the screws tightened.
3. Is to check that the video card inside the pc is seated securely in it's slot (would mean checking inside the pc case).
4. Have you placed anything in close proximity to the monitor, speakers for instance? (This is unlikely as it'd only affect the edges, would be caused by unshielded magentics).
Hope this helps, if not already sorted. I tried so hard to leave out the double entendre's, clearly failed :shock: :shock: :shock: , amazing how many sexually references make up a pc...!!!
The problem seemed to go away on it's own 
