I have black lines on my monitor, I bought a new monitor,
re-loaded the OS, de-frag, re-install the browser IE but
there are still black lines showing up.
Help and thanks

Hi, AJ.

Your chances of getting a good answer would go WAAYY up if you'd just tell
us the make and model of your monitor and your video card.

The standard advice, though, is to be sure that you have installed the
latest WinXP drivers for the card and monitor. Even if you've installed
drivers already, it would be a wise investment of your time to go to the
manufacturer's website to see if a better driver is available. These get
updated pretty frequently.

I don't understand this line in your post:
> re-loaded the OS, de-frag, re-install the browser IE

IE is an integral part of WinXP, so there should have been no need to
separately install IE. You didn't, did you?

RC
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R. C. White, CPA
San Marcos, TX
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Microsoft Windows MVP

"AJ Ajitsingh" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:022f01c34260$ad661d30$(E-Mail Removed)...
> I have black lines on my monitor, I bought a new monitor,
> re-loaded the OS, de-frag, re-install the browser IE but
> there are still black lines showing up.
> Help and thanks

Try the monitor on another system in order to rule out a
problem with the video card. If possible, connect another
monitor to the current system to see if the lines are
still there.

>-----Original Message-----
>I have black lines on my monitor, I bought a new
monitor,
>re-loaded the OS, de-frag, re-install the browser IE but
>there are still black lines showing up.
>Help and thanks
>.
>

Probably the next trouble shooting is your graphic card since you have
vitrually eliminated the monitor.



"AJ Ajitsingh" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:022f01c34260$ad661d30$(E-Mail Removed)...
> I have black lines on my monitor, I bought a new monitor,
> re-loaded the OS, de-frag, re-install the browser IE but
> there are still black lines showing up.
> Help and thanks