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My monitor moves the screen picture itself !

Discussion in 'Audio and Video' started by DigitAlex, Jul 16, 2002.

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  1. DigitAlex TechSpot Paladin

    When I boot my PC and when the monitor turns on (for example when exiting from standby mode) the screen image is projected too low, the bottom pixels are not visible ! :mad:

    First, i moved the image each time i had to in order to re-center it again. Then, I noticed that several minutes later (when the monitor is "hot") the image moves up so if i re-centered it first, the top pixels are now too high and out of the monitor.

    and such things happen each time i turn it on :(

    So i decided to leave it and wait until the screen image is correctly centered (there aren't too much lost lines at the bottom, about 8-10 pixels).

    My monitor is an 19" AOC 9Glr. (not flat screen, not TFT)

    Do you think I should return my monitor to the shop ? :confused:
    DigitAlex, Jul 16, 2002
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  2. poertner_1274 secroF laicepS topShceT

    My friend had this same problem, and I'm sorry to tell you that the only way that he fixed it was to buy a new monitor. But if it is a new one, then I would say talk to the company or store you bought it from.
    poertner_1274, Jul 16, 2002
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  3. Rick TechSpot Staff

    I used to have the same monitor actually. Great color on it, but a bit distorted. Excellent value though.

    My 19" eventually bit the dust - Not before I sold it though, Hehe! The picture turned all white.

    You may be able to take advantage of the 3 year warranty that comes with it. AOC does a pretty job of honoring the warranty from wha I"ve heard.. But with the current prices of monitors, right now might be a good time to get one of those shiny flat screens you've had your eyes on or an even bigger monitor... If money permits of course.
    Rick, Jul 16, 2002
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