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With 20 years experience I can answer almost any question about Intel computers ror build, restore, backup, configure, OS problems, Hardware issures. Setup of hardware components, repair, remove and replace. Trouble shooting hardware/driver issues. Qwner of DIY Computer Repair and autor of the DIY Computer Repair E-Book

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I have been a hardware/os tech for over 20 years, I also own a web site for the do it yourselfer with over 170 articles.

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AAS Electronics Engineering Technology, MCSE, A , HP/IBM/Compaq hardware repair ceritfications
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Topic: PC hardware--CPU & Motherboard & RAM



Expert: Rider
Date: 1/7/2008
Subject: Dell 2001FP Monitor

Question
I have thin vertical lines from the top to the bottom of my screen on the right hand side. They cover approximately 2 inches from the side to inward on the screen. The lines are so fine and close together it gives a slight shadowing  in this area. I can read information but wonder if this can be resolved. Thanks

Answer
Is it under waranty? If so check with Dell about fixing it.

Otherwise:
If this is a flat screen Plasma monitor then the lines would be caused by:
1 - The inverter is failing, it can not supply enough voltage to that area of the screen.
2 - Something has hit the screen and broke the crystals inside the screen thus cutting off the voltage to that area.
3 - That area is failing, again cutting off voltage to that area.

1 is fixable by a repair shop, I do not advise opening and replacing the inverter unless you know what you are doing, the voltage in the inverter is quite high.

2 and 3 are not fixable at a resonable cost.

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