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| 8928 | 2001-02-19 05:27:00 | Have a green screen - major case of jaundice!! Have followed instructions to clear an 'improper resolution' (Start Windows 95 - F8 - Chose SAFE Mode - etc etc etc This has made no difference at all. Do not have original programme discs for Win 95 etc as this is a second-hand 486. Is problem monitor or hard-drive or worth the bother either way???????????????????/ Help!?!? |
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| 8929 | 2001-02-19 07:14:00 | Hi Donna, the most usual cause of this is aloose video cable plug or possibly a bent pin on the connector at the end of the cable where it plugs in to the back of the processor. It might be more serious but thats where I would start. Good luck PC. |
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| 8930 | 2001-02-20 06:04:00 | Thanks heaps - have checked this but to no avail. I am taking monitor in to get checked for 'dry joints' which can apparently cause this delightful penomenom - fingers crossed that this works. Thanks again. |
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