Ghosting

[Stan]

A friend of mine recently bought a new Samsung widescreen monitor. He is
able to reset the resolution to a desired level where photos do not look too
wide or expanded in their perspective.

He has a problem in “ghosting” on the screen. It reminds him of the old
days of TVs with rabbit ears…sort of an offset double image.

Do you have any suggestions as to how to eliminate this problem? Thanks

Stan

 

[John Q. Smith]

A friend of mine recently bought a new Samsung widescreen monitor. He is
able to reset the resolution to a desired level where photos do not look
too wide or expanded in their perspective.

He has a problem in "ghosting" on the screen. It reminds him of the old
days of TVs with rabbit ears.sort of an offset double image.

Do you have any suggestions as to how to eliminate this problem? Thanks

Have you tried updating the video card drivers?

 

[Stan]

Thanks for the suggestion. Will pass it on.
Stan

Have you tried updating the video card drivers?

 

[philo]

A friend of mine recently bought a new Samsung widescreen monitor. He is
able to reset the resolution to a desired level where photos do not look too
wide or expanded in their perspective.

He has a problem in "ghosting" on the screen. It reminds him of the old
days of TVs with rabbit ears.sort of an offset double image.

Do you have any suggestions as to how to eliminate this problem? Thanks

Stan

"Ghosting" is often caused by cable problems.

Could be a bad cable or poor connection.

Also: If there is an extension cable used or a KVM switch...that could be
causing the problem.