Moving Horizontal Lines on LCD Computer Mon...

Hi,

It is possible that what you are seeing is 60 cycles AC hum, but then again it may not.

Perhaps you can try increasing your Screen Refresh Rate to any other setting other than 60 Hertz. (Display Properties/Settings/ Advanced/Monitor)

If that does not work, you may need to check your wirings and/or the power supply of the monitor with particular attention to the filter/power capacitor.

Hope that this be of some help/idea. Pls post back how things turned out or should you need additional information.

Good luck and kind regards.

I had the same prob with new Benq MB2400HDB. I swapped the VGA cord that came with it, which was much thinner, with my old VGA cord which I think came with my old 17 inch Dell and all started working fine. I was thinking of using the Dell cord at the start simply because the Dell cord looked better quality but thought I should obviously use the cord that came with the Benq.

I had this issue. It appears to be a grounding problem. I was able to eliminate simply by plugging the monitor into a different power strip. It was plugged into a surge protected one but plugging into a normal one seemed to resolve it.