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by bornabratt1955 Accepted solution
by older mycroft Accepted solution
Sorry, but you have us at a disadvantage. You can see what you're referring to as 'it' but we cannot.
If you could repost with some details it might help. So what kind of computer, what kind of graphics card and what kind of monitors?
by oh smeg Accepted solution
Onto another monitor and when that failed to work you replaced the Video Card with no improvement and this is a Desktop computer you need to replace the Power Supply as it is failing and not producing the necessary current to drive this system properly.
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by rob mekel Accepted solution
re-ajust the frequence the monitor is working on ... special if it's not an auto-a-justing monitor ;)
More info on what your doing would be nice to give any advice.
It's now more to the ... well if you're doing this then you could try this or if this is the case do some-taddy-different thing.
That is if you want some actual not guessing advice or opinion of TR-members
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