Questions & Answers for: HP lines in screen

...screen bezel where the lines are, do they go away, or get worse? Sounds more like the screen has a spot in it where the circuitry is bad, easiest thing to do, is take it to a repair shop and see if ...

Thin line across computer screen I have a thin black line running across my computer screen. Any way I can get rid of it. their a blck line through my computer screen from no where This might be a ...

Videocard problem? My pc experienced a many white horizontal line, When i turned it on the line show up on the boot screen even in the BIOS screen, But the line disappear in welcome screen after that ...

...lines on the screen. Shutting it down by pressing the on/off and restarting it has not changed the picture on the screen. There is nothing to see but coloured lines. Can you help? This is a sign that ...

...lines on the screen. 1 line is a clear red line (but not so thick & dark) located about 1/3 from the left of the screen while the other is a very faint (thin, almost transparent) line located about ...

...lines appear on screen and music will play, beeping and a "chopper" noise have also occured. Replaced motherboard in Dec 08. I have a HP Pavillion DV9000. Just replaced the motherboard in Dec 08. Now ...

lines on screen I have several colored lines that are appeared on the display. Is this an indication of the display failing or can it be cleared? I was going to ask to define lines, but if you have ...

...lines indicate a failed Circut board in the screen. Although this being a DV series it could be a failed motherboard. You can test this by plugging the laptop into an external monitor and seeing if ...

...screen in opposite directions so you give it a slight twist. Does the line disappear or get worse? If it does, then the cable is not seating well in the back of the panel. Now that maybe a bad cable ...

...screen. These thin lines seem to occur when any pressure is placed against the bottom frame around the screen. For example closing the lid. The lines travel up about half to 2/3rds the screen ...