Monitor Screen Problems

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Guest

One Half of my Monitor Screen is "Blurry" What could the problem be?. Its
hard to read the left hand side of my screen, and it "flickers".
 
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Guest

Check if you have the correct Resolution and Refresh Rate set for your
monitor. To do this:

1. Right-click on your Desktop and choose Properties
2. Click the Settings tab and then click Advanced button
3. Now, click the Adapter tab and then click List All Modes button
4. Here carefully try experimenting with different resolutions with
different Refresh rates. Check which when is best for your monitor. If
anytime your screen goes blank and doesn't come out then wait for 15 seconds
and it will revert to the previous resolution and refresh rate. E.g. 1024x768
- 60Hz is best for 17" CRT monitors.

Hope this help, let us know!
 
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Guest

If you can effect the problem by tapping on the side of the monitor, it's
burning out.
 
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Ken Blake, MVP

One Half of my Monitor Screen is "Blurry" What could the problem be?. Its
hard to read the left hand side of my screen, and it "flickers".



Any such problem that affects only half the monitor is almost
certainly a hardware problem. It sounds like your monitor is dying.

The standard way to ascertain whether it's the monitor is to try your
monitor on a friend's computer and see if the problem moves with it.
Or try a friend's monitor on your computer and see if that fixes it.
 
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Guest

I have tried to connect other monitors to my dell 8300. I still get the same
"one half" screen. Could it be a problem with my ATI card?
 
G

Guest

Your instructions did not help. I have tried this before. Could there be
something wrong with my ATI card? I have hooked other monitors to my dell
8300, and I still have a problem with one half of the monitor screen (ie..
blurry and flickers). Thanks for your time
 

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