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Line fault. If you wish to get some details; check the site linked here. Pull up older posts. Surf the site with patience. http://electronicshelponline.blogspot.com/
Line, faults & possible causes to LCD screen are given with illustrations. You can get an idea about the fault to an extent.
I think the problem is going to be in the Windows software, and not the settings on the monitor. Not sure which type of computer or which Windows you're running, but get into control panel, monitor settings and see what you can do. Windows help and support might be able to assist you.
Here's an excerpt from ncix.com: ConsClumsy front panel controls Vertically, picture is no larger than my old 17" May require video card upgrade for higher resolutions Front panel illuminated power button is distracting SummaryOverall, I really like this monitor. But don't expect a size increase vertically over a 17" display. I actually lost half an inch. I prefer a 16:10 aspect ratio so I'm not actually using the full wide available. If you're like me you can save some change and go for the 2243. ConsClumsy front panel controls Vertically, picture is no larger than my old 17" May require video card upgrade for higher resolutions Front panel illuminated power button is distracting ConsClumsy front panel controls Vertically, picture is no larger than my old 17" May require video card upgrade for higher resolutions Front panel illuminated power button is distracting SummaryOverall, I really like this monitor. But don't expect a size increase vertically over a 17" display. I actually lost half an inch. I prefer a 16:10 aspect ratio so I'm not actually using the full wide available. If you're like me you can save some change and go for the 2243.
Yes, but the cost is not worth it. If you get it apart you will no doubt find a couple of bulging capacitors. Dell site has the disassembly instructions.
Hello Depending how wide the line is their could be two possible causes.
I have two questions for you.
1. How wide is the line.
2. Does it run from top of screen to bottom of screen?
If the line is thin a single strait line then it is possible the PDP has gone Bad (Panel). (Screen). The screen will to be replaced.
If the line is at least 2 or more inches wide then its a buffer board which can be replaced. LG calls this board Hand insert Boards or display driver boards..
i experienced a tainted vertical black lines on the boths sides of my lcd screen. There was no scratch or whatsoever that could be the reason why thsi balck colored vertical lines to spread. Hope you can help me solve this problem. Thank you..
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