How do I remove a green line that runs vertically on my laptop screen?
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This is a permanent damage that has happened to you LCD screen. \n\nThe problem might be dead or lit pixels:\nOccasionally the individual transistors responsible for carrying current to a pixel either short out or remain open resulting in what is called a dead pixel. \n\nA "lit" pixel is one that appears as one of several randomly placed white, red, blue or green pixel elements on a dark background, or you may have a "missing" pixel which shows up as a black dot on a light colored background.\n\nThis can only be replaced by the manufacturer as usually this kind of problem is not repairable in India.\n\nIf your laptop is under waranty period your lucky!
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Your Monitor is set to vertical Spanning (The Graphics CArd thinks you are using two MOnitors) When The mouse is moved to the right it was suppose to appear on the second screen.\n\nUse the Graphics properties to turn of Vertical Spanning.
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go to desktop>right click>properties>settings and move the screen resoultion cursor
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you've might remove it... but to put it back simply\nGo to control Panel click Add and Remove Programs \nAnd clcik the Add/Remove Windows Component Double Click on\nAccessories And Utilities Then Select Games..\n\nHave Fun!
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Just click, hold and drag it back to the bottom.  Click on a free space on the task bar and just drag it back to the bottom of the screen.
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The lines are probably 'crop marks'. Is there a setting so u can turn it off??
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Left click and hold on the toolbar (preferably where the program buttns come, make sure not to click on a program) and drag it to where it needs to be (top, bottom left, right) \n\nShould work easy!
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You should already use the whole screen.Try using F11.\n\nEDIT: Increase the resolution or if it appears black on each side mess with the settings like where the power button is. The setting would have something to do the the Horizontal Position.
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Click on the bar (any clear space not occupied by a button) and then you can drag it back the bottom.\n\nIf this doesn't work then you need to unlock the taskbar. To do this right-click on the bar, and then deselect the "Lock Toolbar option"
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System Preferences > Dashboard & Exposé\n\nDisable all your Screen Corners and Keyboard Short Cuts ( "-" on the pull-down)
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Try degaussing..it is probably within the button on your monitor, set color etc.. when get to degauss push the button and it will remove static, worth a shot
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First make sure the taskbar is not "locked".\n\nLeft click on the bar and hold while dragging the mouse to the bottom of your screen.
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go to control panel and use the add remove programs
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Here is a nice free software utility that will do this for you without having to mess about with the clipboard:\n\nhttp://www.download.com/ScreenGrabber/3000-2194_4-10389800.html?tag=pub
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click on start then click run in the little box that comes up type msconfig when that window pops up go to startup tab and uncheck anything that you don't want running in the back ground.
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Your drivers are probably missing, but if they arent, then right click the desktop, go to the appearences tab, click effects, and uncheck show window contents while dragging
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No need for a new laptop, painless job infact.\n\nChange the LCD. Go to www.screentek.com and they have a whole list of compatible laptops that the monitor is for.\n\nIn order to get it off, is like snapping the plastic food boxes from restaurants: http://www.screentekinc.com/lcd-removal-instructions.shtml.\n\nOr, buy the screen from eBay, but as it's not new, I don't now how good it still is.