Thanks for the response nehmo54. I have already tried all the adjustments on
the
monitor itself before I started searching software. I appreciate your help.
You're not going to like this, but I typically only can
afford used monitors. And typically, when the monitor
picture begins moving to one side or the other, you are
being warned,
"It's time to get a new monitor!"
Like I was visiting a friend at her office last week. She
called me in to ask me what was happening with her CD Rom
drive. She was trying to install some new software, and one
try, she'd get a menu, but she couldn't open the menu.
Next try, she didn't even get the menu.
I asked if she'd rebooted. She said she'd rebooted twice.
Just then, she got the menu again. It froze.
Then it disappeared again.
As if she was following the instructions she'd been given
earlier, she opened the drive, took out the dick, let the
door close, reopened it, put the disk back in.
Nothing.
She explained. "I've done all this half-a-dozen times, now,
and it won't install!"
I asked her how long she'd been having problem.
She said it had just started the day before.
I told her she needed a CD Rom drive.
Why?
"Intermittent read errors", I explained.
But why didn't it warn me?
"the read errors are your warning!"
--
You are getting "data read error" warnings.
If you've loaded and reloaded your drivers, and you
basically have a monitor that is working, but it's being
"funny",
my $$$$$ is on
"get a monitor."
Good luck!
Tallahassee
