Green Dots on Monitor

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  1. thecollage Registered Senior Member

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    I have an LCD monitor and green dots appear especially when i scroll down on a website with a black or darker background? Any ideas how to correct this?


    I have done some research and feel that this may be due to burnt out or stuck pixels.

    Any assistance would be appreciated.
     
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  3. draqon Banned Banned

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    err...replace the monitor...or ignore em
     
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  5. grazzhoppa yawwn Valued Senior Member

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    Please describe the where the dots appear on the monitor.

    Are they always in the same location?
    Are they randomly dispersed?
    Do they appear underneath or above text and then move as if attached to the text while you scroll?
     
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  7. MacGyver1968 Fixin' Shit that Ain't Broke Valued Senior Member

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    You might have bad pixels, or you could try a different driver.

    Or...if all else fails...use windex to clean the boogers from your screen.

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  8. cosmictraveler Be kind to yourself always. Valued Senior Member

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    Have you tried to degauss your monitor lately?
     
  9. thecollage Registered Senior Member

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    you do not degauss a LCD.

    They appear in the same spot most of the time. They run vertical.

    What driver is in need of replacing? My video card?
     
  10. Dr Mabuse Percipient Thaumaturgist Registered Senior Member

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    it's most likely a bad LCD monitor...

    if it's still under warranty you should get it replaced ASAP...
     
  11. cosmictraveler Be kind to yourself always. Valued Senior Member

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    OOOOOPS! I only read MONITOR and didn't see LCD , my bad. :wallbang:

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  12. Mr.Spock Back from the dead Valued Senior Member

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    the problem the pixels are locked. its a known problem on lcds where certain pixels get locked with certain colors(green blue red etc.). you have warranty? you need to get the lcd to a lab, theyll fix it.
     
  13. MacGyver1968 Fixin' Shit that Ain't Broke Valued Senior Member

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    yes...video card..but it's a longshot...from what you descibed its the monitor.
     
  14. thecollage Registered Senior Member

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    yep. the only thing is they only appear when i scroll down. if i do nothing there is no issue.
     
  15. draqon Banned Banned

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    well why didnt you say that earlier!?

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  16. domesticated om Stickler for details Valued Senior Member

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    Do the green dots appear whenever there is any motion at all on that region of the screen, or only during mouse-scroll events? If you put a gif animation on that part, do you still see the dots?
     
  17. MacGyver1968 Fixin' Shit that Ain't Broke Valued Senior Member

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    ooo...if they are not there all the time, it could be your video card going wonky. (technical term)
     
  18. thecollage Registered Senior Member

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    Yeah i am beginning to think the video card is the issue. Any way to adjust my fan manually. It does not seem to be kicking on as much as it should.

    I have the following VC installed.

    GeForce 7900 GS

    Thanks gang.
     
  19. thecollage Registered Senior Member

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    i figured it out. needed to downclock the cpu and memory. problem solved. no more dots.

    if you ever have this problem try my solution. i solve things.
     
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