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Guest
My computer monitor is shaking and wobbling so that I can hardly work. What
causes this, and how do I correct it?
causes this, and how do I correct it?
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Douglas J. Steele
Make sure you aren't near a source of magnetic interference.
Other than that, you're probably better off asking in a newsgroup that's
related to hardware. This one's for questions about Access, the database
product that's part of Office Professional.
Other than that, you're probably better off asking in a newsgroup that's
related to hardware. This one's for questions about Access, the database
product that's part of Office Professional.
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Van T. Dinh
Do you live in an area that is earthquake-prone? <g>
I guess you meant the display on the monitor and not the physical monitor?
Try using the monitor on another computer and see if it has the same
problem.
BTW, this newsgroup is for Microsoft Access, a database application, not
general computer "access". Suggest you find a proper hardware / monitor
newsgroup to post your question.
I guess you meant the display on the monitor and not the physical monitor?
Try using the monitor on another computer and see if it has the same
problem.
BTW, this newsgroup is for Microsoft Access, a database application, not
general computer "access". Suggest you find a proper hardware / monitor
newsgroup to post your question.
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Ian Davies
When you are 'researching' certain types of web sites make sure your legs
are not resting against the desk your monitor is on
are not resting against the desk your monitor is on