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5th Aug 2007, 03:00
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| I had observed that my monitor of my old computer which is a CRT type, changes colors if it is shaken. I have to shake it again to get the original quality picture. I saw that the color is not changing at a particular place but rather the whole screen slightly changes color. Sometimes to yellowish or greenish. What could be the problem? Can I repair the monitor or replace it? |
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5th Aug 2007, 04:17
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| Make sure that the lead is screwed in tight to your computer, that would be the most common reason for that to happen
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5th Aug 2007, 09:41
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| Ahh, my dad has the same problem on his old Packard Bell, his too has a CRT monitor.
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