How can i fix When my screen has become shaky and my psphas become very slow

do the factory reset, but back up your data and contacts before reset, then update the android software to next available upgrade

Hi Mike,

If your screen is shaky on your iPhone, this is probably due to a failed LCD. I recommend checking into getting it repaired with a replacement screen. PhoneDoctors.com is a good place to start. They are very reliable. :)

well try a different game and if it works without a shake then take the game to game sotp or the nintendo co. and if the other game does the same thing than take the wii to get fixed

If you have bent your rotor shaft it will become unbalanced. You will need to realign it.

Hi Yugtob,

Seems like you're having problem with the display of your computer. There are some reasons why your system displays shaky and cloudy screen. Sometimes it caused by a corrupted video driver or system has a faulty screen (hardware failure). Going to the bios and installing the latest driver are basic diagnostics that you can apply to check if this is a software or hardware problem.

Try to replicate the issue by going to the bios
1. Turn off the computer.
2. Boot the computer then start tapping the F2 key.
3. Inside the bios please observe the display if it's still shaky or cloudy.
--> If it has the same issue, system has a faulty screen and needs to be fixed and replaced.
--> If no issue, just reinstall the video driver.

How to reinstall the video driver.
1. Download the driver here:

2. Go to the video section. Then select the operating system that corresponds to your computer.

3. Save the .exe file to your desktop.

4. Install the driver then restart the computer.

--> if you're still encountering the same issue try to perform OKR to set the computer back to the default factoring setting.
Please visit my link to have the complete guide for the One Key Recovery (OKR).
http://www.fixya.com/support/r8582118-restore_lenovo_computer_factory_settings

your psp need to be flashed again with the right firmware

Try installing the video drivers from HP's site.

It sound like you have a leaky capacitor in your power supply, or video circuit, that is causing noise in the picture. I would have to refer you to a television technician in your area. This would seem like a simple repair. Leaky capacitors can become stable after they warm up.

I hope that I have provided the correct information that will assist you in the resolution of this issue. If you have any questions, please post back with a comment to this thread.
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Those have a problem with the capacitors going bad in power supply. Yes, it's worth having checked out because a GOOD shop will be able to fix the problem and not have to change a board. Very common problem with these sets. Mine did the same thing until I fixed it. Just do your homework when finding a shop. Call around and talk to other people in the area to see who they use etc.. Good luck. Could be a very simple repair. Have it checked.

my guess is a capacitor is going or you convergence is going
you could send it into ptscorp.com