Vertical stripes on the screen
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Hello,
I have a problem with vertical stripes on my screen.
When I turn on the computer, everything usually works fine (it’s rare that it happens the first time) but if I have to restart it, then when it restarts, I find myself with vertical stripes on the screen and there's no way to get out of it, even turning it off and on several times in a row.
I tried connecting it via HDMI and RGB, it's the same.
It's a Samsung S24B350H screen.
I'm attaching a photo of the screen; it's much more illustrative.
Does anyone have an idea of what the problem might be?
Thanks for your responses.
I have a problem with vertical stripes on my screen.
When I turn on the computer, everything usually works fine (it’s rare that it happens the first time) but if I have to restart it, then when it restarts, I find myself with vertical stripes on the screen and there's no way to get out of it, even turning it off and on several times in a row.
I tried connecting it via HDMI and RGB, it's the same.
It's a Samsung S24B350H screen.
I'm attaching a photo of the screen; it's much more illustrative.
Does anyone have an idea of what the problem might be?
Thanks for your responses.
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jeannets
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Hello,
In my opinion, the display has a defect in its internal electronics...
The graphics card of the PC could also be the cause... it would be easy to eliminate this doubt by using another screen...
If the defect does not recur, then it is indeed the display that is at fault... If the defect does recur, the display is not to blame, but the graphics card is.
Here is a first point that deserves systematic verification.
In my opinion, the display has a defect in its internal electronics...
The graphics card of the PC could also be the cause... it would be easy to eliminate this doubt by using another screen...
If the defect does not recur, then it is indeed the display that is at fault... If the defect does recur, the display is not to blame, but the graphics card is.
Here is a first point that deserves systematic verification.