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Jeannette McCormick Posted on Jan 03, 2020

What is OSD? have a white line moving back and forth across screen; previous fix said to reset from the OSD. not computer savvy so I don't know what this is. thanks.

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An on-screen display (OSD) is a control panel on a computer monitor or television screen that allows you to select viewing options and/or adjust components of the display, such as brightness, contrast, and horizontal and vertical positioning. On a computer monitor, an on-screen display is usually activated by buttons on the bottom of the monitor.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 22, 2006

SOURCE: Red Line across Screen

sounds like you have a vertical sweep problem. Where the fault lies cpuld be the vertical output IC the verticle b+ feed, could be the capacitors in the vertical circuit?? Your gonna need to troubleshoot thr vrtical circuit if your not a tech thin my advise is to take the set to a pro for sn est. Good Luck

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Anonymous

  • Posted on Dec 14, 2007

SOURCE: a white line across my screen

I got the same problem, I'm going to return it to the store today...

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Mar 17, 2008

SOURCE: white line across the screen on the sanyo ds24205 24" tv

vertical ic probably bad.

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Anonymous

  • Posted on May 24, 2008

SOURCE: White lines across the screen

This is just a guess, but it's an LCD projector, it's possible the LCD itself is going bad. It's common for LCD panels to develop vertical lines when they are failing.

Just an idea,
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benwabnick

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  • Posted on Jun 27, 2009

SOURCE: OSD main controls locked and moving cursors by itself

i think the main board is flaky in that monitor. Hook up another known good monitor to that computer and see if it behaves in the same way.

If it does behave in the same way then you know its either the video card or the motherboard if you have an integrated video connector to the motherboard.

If it goes away then you know the phillips monitor is bad.

If its the phillips monitor that is bad for sure. You can try taking off the front cover and try cleaning the contacts on the main board in the front of the monitor. Could be that a few of them have dust or dirt and is activating those buttons by accidents inadvertently.



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I have little white lines going horizonal at the bottom of my screen and i can see what ever is on the top of my screen bleeds over to the white lines on the bottom of my monitor

test the monitor on 2 PC, see if monitor fails.
easy no? simple test.
reset the monitor. in mon OSD menu , click reset

also do not exceed the monitors resolution MAX sped.
at PC. output
here is the page in your hp.com manual
as you can see it does not do 1080p 1080p (1920Ă—1080) as most folks want.(movies etc) , no PC told, no OS told so can't go deeper.

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I have a couple AOC i2353ph monitors. One day, one of them booted up with a single vertical white line moving slowly back and forth across the screen that kind of looked like a scan or radar. Once I reset the monitor from the OSD it went way. Use "Extra > Reset" from the monitor menu.
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My i2352Fh monitor has developed a white vertical line which tracks back and forth across the middle half of the screen how do i get rid of it? the screen is 3 months oldn

Thanks Melony - had exactly the same problem - your post above helped me fix it...... Here is how to fix it .
  • On the base of the screen press the Menu button (far right),
  • Then press < or > to get to the Extra (looks like a screwdriver and spanner) and press Menu again to Enter.
  • Press < or > until you have selected the RESET and press menu again to Enter.

The line should be gone. Close the menus and all should be fine. I hope this helps someone. I searched the internet and this was the only post that gave me a clue. Thanks again.
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AOC vertical white line moving across the screen

I have dual AOC i2553ph monitors. One day I came into work and notice one of them had a single vertical white line moving slowly back and forth across the screen that looked like a scan or radar function. I reset the monitor from the OSD and all is well again. Use "Extra > reset" from the OSD on AOC monitors.
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Thin white horizontal lines!!! I've had my WEGA KE-42M1 for 5 years with no problems until about three months ago. After about an hour being on, there are thin white horizontal lines that move randomly...

Sounds like your TV is giving out, plain and simple.

If this doesn't sound right, then only one thing comes to mind. Have you moved the TV recently? Are you using a different coax cable, (if using cable that is). If so, just change the cable back to the previous one and you should be fine.
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Aspire 5100 laptop White line appear across screen. when you adjust the screen or bend it slightly they will disappear. took apart screen and there are no loose connections. Any ideas?

It's usually the lcd cable. It has a short so when you move the screen back and forth you're "fixing" it.

Best thing to do is just look up the part number on the lcd wire and buy a replacement one on ebay. If that doesn't fix the problem it's the lcd, but based on what you've described all signs point to lcd cable.


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Color problem

IT is 18 years OLD so has CCFL back lamps that all turn yellow.
is that it? if the OSD is yellow the (white looks yellow) that means the CCFL black lamp tubes are Shot.
i cant see what you see, no photos posted.

ok the monitor has and OSD, on screen display
i see you found that. but then fail to say what you saw there.
"you could see the background on the text as white. "

what does that mean,?
no matter what that is a bad Monitor.
the OSD works with no computer at all, so if the OSD fails
OSD brain, inside, then the monitor is bad.
all monitors worked previously so is not key to why its failing now.
only the tests now, matter. today/

my post above is for any monitor that fails the OSD tests
no PC turned off. or connected to any PC that works
the PC resolution must never exceed

1024 Ă— 768 at 75 Hz Refresh Rate

on this old old dog. or the screen goes back with error
OUT OF RANGE.
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A white line across my screen

It could be one of three things, the first two could be an easy fix, the last one calls for a qualified repair person and could cost you

-first, The lcd cable assembly is loose, make sure it's seated properly. if problem still exists try to Disconnect the monitor cable from the computer and turn the monitor on leave it plugged in to the electric socket.it will display a diagnostic colorbar are the lines still there. if not your problem might be a cable or video card. if they are still there have a technician evaluate the monitor.

-second, The inverter card may need to be reseated

-last, The lcd has a thin line crack and needs to get replaced

It would be helpful to know about the inner workings of an lcd screen and how to access them. It shouldn't be to difficult if your computer savvy. I want to caution you about getting shocked. an lcd still has power stored in capacitors. you should be able to drain those capacitors by leaving the monitor on and unplugging it from the electrical plug wait 10 sec or until all lights go out on the monitor.

If none of this works then Your monitor is defective, and nothing you can do to fix it... Call where you got it from for a replacement
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You will find the number one motto from many of the Tech's is "If it ain't broke, don't fix it!!!" If you must fix it try the latest drivers for your video card and for the monitor. The OS(XP) is always changing. Keep the drivers up to date. Otherwise. Don't mess with it. Good Luck, Let me know what happens. Tim
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