Not under warranty.
Ten of them? Yellow and blue stripes with black background? You've
got a swarm, not a swoosh. I'll stop complaining.
cy
On May 3, 2009, at 9:11 AM, Manuel Marques wrote:
> if you're still under
> warranty,
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Yeah, but in my case I have 10 of them. Fortunately, they're all in
the same side of the screen... they don't bother me that much, except
when I'm watching movies in fullscreen: those yellow and blue stripes
with a black background really annoy me.
But one stripe doesn't bother much - although, i
In that case, one little Nike swoosh on the edge of a 24' screen is
not all that annoying! I can live with it. Thank you.
cy
On May 3, 2009, at 5:20 AM, Manuel Marques wrote:
> Either way, the solution is
> replacing the entire screen, which is pricey (and my iMac is out of
> warranty). I en
Oh, I've got a few of those stripes (blue and yellow) in my Core Duo
iMac. They appeared a while ago... probably a bad contact with the
display connector, or a screen defect. Either way, the solution is
replacing the entire screen, which is pricey (and my iMac is out of
warranty). I ended up buyin
Thank you; I'll give 'er a try
cy
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On May 1, 2009, at 4:48 PM, oor wrote:
>
> I believe it might be a screen burn-in.
>
> I had the same thing until I set my desktop to cycle through desktop
> pictures more frequently.
>
> It won't go away at first but after about a day of cycles is should be
>
I believe it might be a screen burn-in.
I had the same thing until I set my desktop to cycle through desktop
pictures more frequently.
It won't go away at first but after about a day of cycles is should be
gone.
Oor
On May 1, 12:02 pm, Cy wrote:
> Hello list;
>
> Recently a blue-gray stroke a
Hello list;
Recently a blue-gray stroke appeared on my monitor screen which has no
connection with anything I do and does not seem to impede the
computer's operation. It doesn't respond to anything, clicking on it,
size adjustment, etc. It is about one inch from the top of the screen
and
