Horizontal display

Check with the manufacturer information that you have the refresh rates and maximum resolution set correctly. If in doubt, go to your display properties and try something basic to test if this is the problem. A basic setting may be as low as 1024x768 at 60 Hz.

(You can access your display settings by right-click the desktop anywhere and choose properties, then settings).

Leave the monitor at that setting for a while to see if the monitor changes the picture.

If the picture changes, it may be component failure in the monitor. If not, the problem is then related to the settings from your VGA card are too high or dense causing the monitor to fail after a time. Try something higher like 1280x1024 @ 60Hz and keep going till the picture fails. Compare the best functioning resolution with the manufacturer claims about the product in the product documentation.

Be sure there are no cable bunches and the power cables are not wrapped up with the VGA cable under the desk or there are not too many cables lying about, although unlikely, this has been known to distort the picture.

Let us know if this helps.

Cheers


Gund

I think this problem appear vertical section. Pl.
cheak vertical section. dry solder vertical section.

This complaint normally showing in this model...It's become normal condition on hitting on the top there is dry solder. Otherwise it's reasons may be drysolder or component fail. Go to the nearest service center for service.