LaCie Photon 19 Vision streaks and has visual distortions.

that will lcd screen problem

Failed caps in the power supply/inverter board will be the first suspect just like all other fialed monitors as shown here, worst case will be bad CCFL assemblies.
http://s807.photobucket.com/home/budm/allalbums
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitor_plague
http://www.badcaps.net
Capacitors kit: http://lcdalternatives.auctivacommerce.com/ he can make you a set of caps for you.

You probably need to replace the bulb.
Go here to see how this works.

http://computer.howstuffworks.com/question580.htm

Might Be...
I had the similar issue wid one..
There may be dust btw the processor fan nd processor..
On the coolling grills i meant..
Inform me if it gets fixed by cleaning the processor kit.

The way I solved it…

I received from iiyama a quote for repair: 400€ without VAT, 478 € with VAT, with a 3 month warranty.

So I ordered a HP LP2475W H-IPS LCD monotor from HP, for 656 € VAT & delivery incl. And a 3 year ON SITE warranty. It is superb, and after calibration it largely outperforms what I had before for my photographic use.

Hope this will help…

For some time we used to sell these monitors in our store. Some of these same models do have a defect which can cause some of the problems you all are having. Neovo does come with a good warranty, at leasted they did when we sold them at the store lasting at least 3 years. We had a monitor that had random blue stripes which Neovo replaced. One thing you may want to try before throwing in the towel on your monitors is reloading the device drivers on the montor. These monitors came with a CD. If you cannot find it you can get the drivers from here http://driverscollection.com/?H=F-419&By=AG%20Neovo . If you think you are still under warranty, give Neovo a call they will may just replace your monitor with a new one. Good luck....

So how long have you had it, and try to blow it out. Sometime they just need cleaning. If that don't work send it back before warranty run out

Download this monitor test [url]http://www.iiyama.com/Download/documents/ice_pages_documents/21/MonTest_2_1.exe[/url] and click on 'convergence' Now manually change the convergence setting of your monitor with the onscreen buttons to align the red/green/blue lines

maybe ur screen was put into a lot of magnetic interference. so check for any magnetic rays emitting devices like speaker adapters etc. a simple check would be to degauss( its in the screen properties). raja

I have 2 of these monitors and have this problem. I was so frustrated turning the monitor off and on until the white line disappeared that one day, I punched the screen. And it worked! So now whenever this happens (about once every other day) I use my palm and smack the lower left corner of the monitor until the white line disappears. I like the color on these screens so I don't want to replace them until I have to. I will NOT buy another Lacie though.