Ok, you can try the LCD on another computer that you know is working, to make sure that it is not the LCD.
Your rate should be $80ph, $50 call out, 10% to amdusers.com :P
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Ok, you can try the LCD on another computer that you know is working, to make sure that it is not the LCD.
Your rate should be $80ph, $50 call out, 10% to amdusers.com :P
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Sounds fair and reasonable !Originally Posted by AMDave
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Is the VGA cable from the LCD monitor inserted fully in the PC's VGA port? Also check the monitor's end of the cable.
Might have worked loose with moving the PC or LCD screen etc., and not quite making a good enough electrical contact.
The scenario reminded me of an old $ony Trinitron CRT 15inch monitor I had. Darned thing cost me $750 when new and it only lasted 3 years until it started making every thing have a red tinge. Another $100 spent to get some mysterious part replaced in it at the "$ony Agent" only to have it misbehave again with a few months. When I asked why it was so short lived they replied 3 years was good. Planned obsolescence if you ask me so I've never purchased another $ony product. Jeesh, my old Rank Arena TV is still going strong after 25 years.
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The Pink screen is still there, it won't go away... I have moved, jiggled, and wiggled, the entire computer with no avail on removing that pink glow.
I am not going to worry about it.... Thanks for the all the help and suggestions.
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