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Computer Display Going Haywire, Help Please

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  • mac10
    moniter might be dying
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  • David Nunn
    So it may be time to replace it, huh?  I guess it's either Windows 10 or something from Apple.
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  • bpost
    When I was a kid and the TV did that dad made me get up and move the rabbit ears to get a better picture.  YMMV.
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  • chiefr
    Try using a different browser or hard boot computer. Doubt if that is a monitor if it acts like that with different browsers.  Does it do the same on Word of any program off line?
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  • hillbille
    bpost said:
    When I was a kid and the TV did that dad made me get up and move the rabbit ears to get a better picture.  YMMV.
      we had to git up and give it a smack on the side, sometimes two..........
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  • BobJudy
    That would be irritating as heck. Did you try having windows diagnose the problem. Use control panel to find your monitor, right click on it and then left click on troubleshoot. Might not help but it will give you something to do. :) Bob
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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator
    Do you have another monitor you can try?  If its good with a different monitor then it is a bad monitor.  If it still does it with a different monitor it is the computer itself. Most likely the video card.   Good luck.
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  • Hangfire
    Before you buy anything, check your graphics driver..
    https://tinyurl.com/ycfxch62
    Re-installing the driver is also worth a shot..
    Don't be tempted to try any of the programs that claim to check for any/all driver updates- they're all pretty glitchy..

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  • Mr. Perfect
    First thing I would do is check to see if the hookup cable is still firmly attached at both ends.
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