the bottom of the screen om my monitor bounces?
548725
u must have spyware or virus on your computer=]\ninstall and antivirus or antispyware\n\nor\n\nyou might have a problem with your monitor..=p
415091
Try this plug an external monitor into your laptop and run your basic mem checks , also did you buy a cheap mem card? some of them are oh not so good.\nre-configure your bios settings , make sure the c-mos batt aint dead and just for luck open her up and make sure the thin little cable that connects your screen to the motherboard aint come loose.
1177887
You are right to mention it is not in your monitor. \nMy guess is it also has nothing to do with your windows/virus/spyware.\n\nI would first like to ask you to check the cable from the computer to the monitor - if you also replaced this cable when you tried the new monitor - well, then it isn't the cable either.\nCheck if the disturbance comes up when you play with the cable. If so, replace cable or twist it in such a manner that your disturbance is gone.\n\nOnly thing left is to check the video card. Video cards can go bad eventually. This problem sounds like an electric issue or a signal timing issue inside the video card.\nTry to use a much lower resolution for a while. My guess this will not show the disturbance. But then you'd like to use a normal resolution so you probably need to replace the video card anyway.\nPush or wiggle the monitor cable connector on the otside of the pc. Does this show the disturbance? If so, screw the cable in a bit tighter or replace the video card.\n\nSo, you would need to try an other video card. Borrow ann old one or just buy a cheap one anywhere. Be aware is should be able to slot in one of the empty slots inside your pc - which is usually no problem at all.\nIf your pc currently uses a video on the main board, just plug in the new one. The system should automatically switch to the new one. You might be asked to load some drivers but that should not be neccecary.\n\nIf your pc currently uses a video card that can be removed, take it out and show it in the computer store to have it replaced with one that goes in the same kind of slot.\n\nOh, it might be wise not to try your video card in a friends computer - you might just fry that one... :)\n\nGood luck.
645629
You may need a new monitor due to the splash. Wait and see if it dries out okay.
467158
try going to display properties -> screen saver -> power settings. there should be an ajustment for monitors.
742586
Sounds like its overheating....try to reduce the operating hertz.   In windows, right click on the background, and go down to properties. Go to "settings" then "advanced" then "monitor" and you should see a menu to adjust hertz.
770925
NOPE.... your pc has a good specification, you have a built in video card right? its happen because the screen size you want is not compatible to your hard or they didnt match, try to download another driver for your vga, check the windows update and update your video driver. and if not try to lower your resolution.
1079970
the problem may be the ribbon cable going from the computer to the screen. check if it is broken. You may still use the laptop with an external monitor.
561869
check your monitor settings and see if you have a Degauss features.  Most modern monitors do.  If you are lucky this should fix the problem.
175109
Fiddle with the buttons on the front of your monitor after your computer has been up for a while (to warm it up) and adjust it so that the screen is filled.\n\nHope that helps!
740922
if you increase the number of displaying pixels, everything will be small surely. you can do nothing to stop it because it is the configuration of the computer. even if you bought a new LCD, it would be just like that
1179053
Its normal i believe as one of my friends also had the same problem..he jus adjusted using the buttons of his monitor...and it was ok aftr tht....
1060276
It sounds like the settings on the monitor itself. Usually there are some buttons on the monitor that will activate a menu so that you can adjust the viewing area. The options usually include making the viewing area wide/narrow, tall/short, moving it around, and another one that I can't think of the name.. This last one changes how "square" it looks.\n\nMess around with those options, you cannot do any real damage, and it is easy to undo.
494587
I'm sorry.  I didn't quite understand your question.  Are you having a problem with your monitor, your graphics card or your computer?  What do you mean by 'water spot'?
647466
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
861125
Your monitor isn't on or plugged in properly to the computer.
1127267
Easy, have them buy you a new monitor.  LCDs can have problems if too much pressure is applied.