Yellow Lines

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My monitor started to get blue specks in in while playing "Everquest" last week and finally went black and froze. I couldn
t ctrl+ald+del it so I had to reboot. My Video card is a GeForce4 Ti 4600, and it says so before it even loads the BIOS, but there were 4 character wide gaps missing in vertical lines down the screen, all the way though to the "Windows Loading" screen. After windows booted, I had vertical yellow lines in groups of 4, about 1/4 of an inch apart all across my screen. When I drag a window the lines "bleed" onto the window and paint it yellow.. I can't figure what's wrong.. I've backed everything up on CD, and have done everything short of formating so far, including physically removing, dusting, and replacing the video card, and nothing helps... The computer runs ok, but I can't make the lines go away, and when in games that are full screen I get blue specks everywhere jumpsing per frame... Any suggestions? I have nothing installed but the windows updates and security patches, Nero for my backups, and things that refuse to uninstall..

Well, going to reboot and mess with it some more, thanks for the help, if anyone knows anything...
 
This sounds as if there is a problem with your video
card, try insterting another video card and installing
the drivers for it, this should solve your problem

-----Original Message-----
My monitor started to get blue specks in in while
playing "Everquest" last week and finally went black and
froze. I couldn'
t ctrl+ald+del it so I had to reboot. My Video card is a
GeForce4 Ti 4600, and it says so before it even loads the
BIOS, but there were 4 character wide gaps missing in
vertical lines down the screen, all the way though to
the "Windows Loading" screen. After windows booted, I had
vertical yellow lines in groups of 4, about 1/4 of an
inch apart all across my screen. When I drag a window the
lines "bleed" onto the window and paint it yellow.. I
can't figure what's wrong.. I've backed everything up on
CD, and have done everything short of formating so far,
including physically removing, dusting, and replacing the
video card, and nothing helps... The computer runs ok,
but I can't make the lines go away, and when in games
that are full screen I get blue specks everywhere
jumpsing per frame... Any suggestions? I have nothing
installed but the windows updates and security patches,
Nero for my backups, and things that refuse to
uninstall...
Well, going to reboot and mess with it some more, thanks
for the help, if anyone knows anything...
 
Physically remove and reinstall your video card. If that doesn't fix the
problem it is likely your monitor going bad.

--
Regards:

Richard Urban

aka Crusty (-: Old B@stard :-)

Karr said:
My monitor started to get blue specks in in while playing "Everquest" last
week and finally went black and froze. I couldn'
t ctrl+ald+del it so I had to reboot. My Video card is a GeForce4 Ti 4600,
and it says so before it even loads the BIOS, but there were 4 character
wide gaps missing in vertical lines down the screen, all the way though to
the "Windows Loading" screen. After windows booted, I had vertical yellow
lines in groups of 4, about 1/4 of an inch apart all across my screen. When
I drag a window the lines "bleed" onto the window and paint it yellow.. I
can't figure what's wrong.. I've backed everything up on CD, and have done
everything short of formating so far, including physically removing,
dusting, and replacing the video card, and nothing helps... The computer
runs ok, but I can't make the lines go away, and when in games that are full
screen I get blue specks everywhere jumpsing per frame... Any suggestions? I
have nothing installed but the windows updates and security patches, Nero
for my backups, and things that refuse to uninstall...
Well, going to reboot and mess with it some more, thanks for the help, if
anyone knows anything...
 

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