The picture on my monitor jitters ever so slightly. Have tried plugging directly into wall outlet rather than back up unit, but that didn't solve the problem. Tried auto adjusting and that didn't solve the problem either. I'm lost.
I had to say this, but I am on my 3rd LCD monitors,
One shook like what you are saying, the other had colored streaks.
They will take them back, most of the time... sorry
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Any idea what your screen resolution and refresh rate are?
If you don't know (and you're using win XP), right click on desktop, click properties
Resolution:
Settings tab, "Screen Resolution"
Refresh Rate:
Also Settings tab, bottom right - click Advanced
Monitor Tab
Look up the required settings for the monitor, I bet your refresh rate is incorrect causing the "jitter"
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