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220 volts through my monitors ground plug!
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07-02-2009
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220 volts through my monitors ground plug!
The was a broken plug in the socket and the power cord to my monitor, the ground plug hit it and sparked!
The result, I have a dark green screen, the rest of the computer seems to work fine. Menu button on my monitor, when that pops up it has all the proper colors. What I have, cheap Dell 3100 Dimension, with integrated video card. How to fix? Can it be fixed? Would a video card (for PCI Express x1) actual fix the problem? Any info would be helpful! |
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07-06-2009
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Test the monitor on another computer. If it works normally, get the new video card
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