Staticky fuzzy monitor?
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degausing is a feature in most moniters, you should see some buttons on your moniter just mess with them ( i cant tell you how to do it cause i dont know your model )  you will see your screen get wavey and make a sound it might look better \n\ni have never heard of moisture being a problem
713838
Could be a bad monitor - sometimes that happens.\nOr there could be something that's causing interference such as a cell phone charging nearby, a fan running etc...
24877
Ok, this is going to sound weird, but get a powerdrill and tape 2 magnents to the drill bit.  Rev it up all the way and then move it coloser to the computer.  It will "degause" the monitor.  This is handy if your monitor doesent have a built in degauser
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isn't a problem with your monitor ???? \nif it's a CRT monitor, then remove the back ok ?\nsearch for some little variable resistors on the circuit board. there should be at least 3 pieces. in my monitor are 9 or 10. ok, i said 3, because you have 3 basic colors : Red, Green and Blue (RGB). each resistor will change one color, so check them, and set the colors to be good. hope you understood. i'm not so good in English :P\ngood luck :)\n\nand another thing : isn't a big speeker near the monitor ? sometimes powerful magnetic fields can change the colors.... white to pink !!!\n\nstill another idea : isn't your monitor's "data" cable bad ? NOT the power cable
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Swap monitors. If he gets color back, then you've identified the issue. If not, it's probably the video card. Identify the card through windows device manager and update the current driver.\n\nMight not be a bad idea to run a virus scan, either.
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vertical oscillator/driver shot. shorted capacitor, or maybe transistor/ic? \nnowadays, you might as well trash it if you can get a halfway decent deal on a flat panel. or give it to your cousin who's MIT material to see if he can fix it.
960396
It could actually be your computer screen. I know that my old laptop had a malfunctioning screen. Try contacting the manufacturer to see if infact it is a monitor problem and not a software problem.
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We had what we thought was a dead monitor at the library I work at.  Turned out that the vga connector into the CPU was loose.  The tech jiggled the connection and the monitor came back on.  Hope I explained it correctly.
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No. definitely not normal. Your cable attached to your pc is maybe loose. Or if it's attached to AGP card, The card is not seated properly. Or try reinstalling the viewsonic drivers.
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Well years ago when monitors were as big as houses and as heavy as one (remember those?) I had one that did this. The power button went bad.\nKept using it for a couple more years with a wood screw in there keeping it on lol! It was one of the first 17" or something, that was pretty cool back then lol!\nSaw your question and this came to mind :0)\n\nThe link below is for the drivers that might help you, sounds like a hardware problem though......
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It could be your video card has died.  Or try a new monitor cable.
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Actually, it's more likely that your monitor can't handle it.  If there were a problem with the video card, I suspect the driver wouldn't let you select the higher resolution.  Is your monitor very old?   I suggest looking up the specs in the manual, or the manufacturer's web site.
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try changing your refresh rate to stop that, sounds like you have the monitor plugged into a power strip so its not saving the settings
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I need feedback on this.\n\nChange the screen resolution.  \nDo the circles disappear, shrink or enlarge?\nAre they graphics or are they there even when the monitor is off?
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Sounds like it could be a short in the wiring to the monitor. If it changes as you slowly open or close the monitor, then that is it. If it is visible before windows boots up, then that is it as well.
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Ok.. if it is a work computer, then you really need not worry. Contact your IT department and tell them your monitor is giving you trouble. They'll fix it for you.\n\nIt could also be that there is no problem with the monitor. \nProbably some magnetic disturbances around the monitor led it to be distorted.\n\nWhat you can do is, leave the monitor off. unplug it. for about 15 - 20 minutes. until cools down completely. \nThen turn it on. \nThen "Degauss" it\n\nIf you dont know how to degauss, then read further. \nGo through the "Menu settings" of the monitor. \n\neach monitor has different way to access the menu settings, so i dont know how to do it on yours because you did not mention any specs of your monitor.\n\nbrowse through the settings to find for something called "Degauss" and select it.\n\nThe monitor may flickr for a second and come back on .. .. \nIf that does not help.. then your monitor is DEAD. \n\nhope that helps.
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NO ITS THE MONITOR U NEED TO ADJUST IT PROBABLY ISNT UR COMPUTER ITSELF JUST THE SCREEN