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Asked by tklingman in Computer Displays / Monitors
I'm helping a friend with her laptop - trying to get some documents off before sending off to Dell (this is a Dell Studio book). When her computer boots up there are thin color lines running veriticall over 95% of her monitor as well as black horizontal lines running across 30% of the screen. There are a three major lines in black that are curve around and through the vertical and horizontal lines. The computer will boot up to Vista but I can only see 5% of the left hand side of the screen - and not enough to see enough directories or to drag files to a flash drive nor enough room to see cmd prompt to copy any files to a flash drive. The thing is that when we turn off the monitor, I can still see a ghost image of many vetical lines and the swirl lines. Could a problem with a video card permently etch in both vertical and/or swirl lines? What could this be? I've tried an external monitor but it's not seeing this.... Thanks.
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