Is like a green somethimes red is transparent , its like put a magnert next to the corner.isn't a speaker or something next to the monitor.
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You need to degauss it.  Use the menu button on your monitor and do a degauss.  Don't do it very often (wait an hour before doing it again) as it can wreak your monitor.  You could probably safely do it twice back-to-back, but don't push it any more than that.\n\nOtherwise you have to manually degauss it which requires taking the monitor apart and using some special equipment to do that (aka it's not worth fixing).\n\nThe last option you have is to take small refrigerator magnets and place them on the monitor in spots that will deflect the beam away or towards that spot (whatever it needs).  It's better to do this internally, but I wouldn't recommend it as a monitor is very dangerous to work with as the flyback transformer and high-voltage line has enough voltage (potential energy) and can supply enough current to kill you.  If you know someone that works on monitors, you could ask them to do it - which is the reason I even mention doing this.
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I hope I'm wrong, But if the bars that you are talking about are on both sides, that means that the circutry that explands the horizontal are defective... if it is a desktop, try a different monitor, probably you'll find out that the problem goes away, which only means that is time for an upgrade... if it is on a laptop... is even worse... you'd have to find someone to repair it... but like I said, hopefully I'm wrong...
397913
Is it a CRT (huge, big box monitor)?\nIf it is, it seems that its going to die soon. The Flyback transformer may neet replacement. Go get an LCD already :D
454247
Your question is hard to understand.\nPerhaps this might help?\nhttp://www.cnet.com.au/desktops/monitors/0,239029422,240053704,00.htm
413170
Lean in a little closer to your monitor.  I can't quite make it out...
382345
Its Black,green&Red.I Believe.
97030
Our reception did that on our monitor.  We figured out it was the video card.  The easiest way to find out if that is the problem is to connect another monitor (perhaps a friend's) to your computer.  If it looks the same, then you know it is the card.
358315
No monitor? In that case, it sounds a bit pricy
521482
The RGB is the Red,Green,Blue factor. Hrtz and refresh rate use to and still do have an effect on these signals, that is why they are Tested, usually at a session startup. Your TV does it also, you just never see it.
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Are you sure this is just with Media Player?  If you are using a CRT (like a TV picture tube) for a monitor it can become magnetized and will make things look purple.   Every time you turn it on, it degausses (de-magnetizes) itself.  You may try turning it on and of a few times.
522008
that sounds like a problem with your computer screen. the colors change when the monitor is about to stop working
406024
And you didn't even tell us what kind of video card you have? You really expect us to know THAT much? :)\n\nIn Control Panel / Display / Advanced, there's probably a section about "display orientation". Sounds like you're got changed.
226903
Most likely it's getting Old...You can try to correct this with you screen settings via you Video card...First try you gamma setting, contrast, brightness...but as cheap as Monitors are now, you better off getting a New LCD flat screen monitor anyways...
657046
It deffently sounds like something went bad inside of the monitor. CRT are never really cost effective to fix, even if it is a cheap part the labor will always cost alot, some of the replacement parts can actually cost more then what you origionally paid for the monitor.
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I think there is..look at the monitor screen at the right side..Ther must be an ption..Luck!
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Sounds to me like it is actually an active desktop item. Left click on it and a border may appear. Then x it
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it sounds like a row of dead pixels. \nthese are very hard to fix and usally mean getting a new screen, since it would proberly cost less to get a new screen.