Lines I am getting lines on my pictures. I wonder if anyone else has had this problem? I went through the diagnostic testing. That went fine. I reset all settings. I took the batteries out and the memory card for a half hour and put them back in. None of this worked. The best i can explaing is there horizpntal lines through the pictures. Any ideas??? My warranty is long expired. Just wonder if it's worth getting fixed or would it be better to purchase a new camera.

Below is a link for the manual for your TV, that may help. Have you tested all the rails on the power supply?...are they all good and with minimal ripple? If you had caps bad I'd have to wonder if there aren't more that you didn't find that are bad, testing the voltages will tell you that. What do you get if you unhook the LVDS cable?..does the screen turn blue or do you still have the lines, kind of wondering if you got a bad timing board.
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Have yo tried reseating the ribbons?

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Here is a hardware test you can run to test the video and lcd screen. That came with your laptop

Diagnostics before windows using the F12 Diagnostics
* Reboot and press F12 to enter the Boot Menu
* When the boot device list appears, highlight Diagnostics and press Enter
* The computer begins to run the Pre-boot System Assessment, a series of embedded diagnostics that perform initial testing on your system board, keyboard, hard drive, and display
* If the Pre-boot System Assessment completes successfully, you receive the message Booting Dell Diagnostic Utility Partition
* Press any key to continue
* Press any key to start the Dell Diagnostics from the Diagnostics utility partition on your hard drive
* After the Dell Diagnostics loads and the Main Menu screen appears, click the button for the option you want to run -
Express Test = Performs a quick test of devices. The test typically takes 10 to 20 minutes and requires no interaction on your part
Extended Test = Performs a thorough check of devices. The test typically takes 1 hour or more and requires you to answer questions periodically
Custom Test = Tests a specific device. You can customize the tests to be run
Symptom Tree = Allows you to select tests based on a symptom of the problem you are experiencing
* When you have finished running a test, close the screen to return to the Main Menu screen. To exit the Dell Diagnostics and reboot the computer, close the Main Menu screen


during the test it will BEEP ! it is asking you if colored bars are displayed. if the bars look ok then your screen is fine but if during anytime of this test and you see the distortion you described then its the LCD screen or LCD cable

hope that helps

I found this on the Dell support page . It's the response from their techs. This is just one part of the conversation. You should read the rest for better specifics to your particular problem. Also, you can create an account and do diagnostics from their site. You use your SERVICE TAG number on the bottom of your computer to identify your computer with their records. Doing this should also give you access to your warranty information. It's not uncommon for them to send a local tech to your home to fix it.

So the trick when troubleshooting graphic problems is to determine if it is the LCD or the video card. The easiest way is plug in an external monitor to the notebook, if the external monitor shows the picture fine then the problem is with the LCD.

If the external monitor has the same problem then it is a problem with Windows / video drivers or with the video card itself.

That test ofcourse requires having an external monitor, if you don't have one then the diagnostics can help. The key to running diagnostics is to run the BIST test. Run diagnostics by starting the system while holding down the FN key or by tapping the F12 key and choose diagnostics. Allow the basic tests to start, after a moment you may notice a video test running, allow it to run and it will ask if it looked ok, you should choose no, this will start the BIST. What happens is that once the BIST starts the video signal is actually generated by the LCD and not the video card. So if you noticed the graphic problems while running normal diagnostics, you selected no, the graphics test didn't look good, the LCD would create its own signal, so if all of a sudden the image started looking good, with no problems that implies that the problem is with the video card, while if the picture still looked bad and had the same problems the LCD is defective.

So the questions that should be asked, are as follows:

While running the video test it will ask if the display looked alright. You chose no, the BIST started, did you still notice the vertical lines?

You tested with an external monitor, did the vertical lines go away?

If you answered yes to these three questions then the problem lies with the LCD. If you answered no to the questions then the problem lies with the video card.

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WELL IT'S 5 DEC 2012, THIS HP 3210 QUIT MAGENTA'S.
WENT TO TOOLS TO CHECK LEVELS, NO YELLOW, GOT NEW CARTRIDGE, TEST SHOWED NO MAGENTA'S. REMOVED RIGHT SIDE COVER (GENTLY) AND REMOVED ALL TEN CABLES AND REINSERTED CAREFULLY. TESTED AGAIN, AND HAD LINES ONLY ON BOTH LIGHT AND DARK MAGENTA'S,
RAN CLEAN HEADS, SIX TIMES AND ALIGN PRINTER ONCE.
PICTURE GOT BETTER AND BETTER FINAL TEST DIAGNOSTIC PAGE PERFECT ALL SOLIDS. GOOD LUCK KEEP GOING

Could be serious...but first check the screen modes (for split screen, format, etc) to be sure the tv is set up properly for the picture you are trying to watch. Switch the input to a DVD or something similar. Is it the same? If not, you have a mode/resolution problem with the tuner and perhaps some other device.

Try this website. Good luck!

I have the same issue, Although My camera is a samsung N46, It was working perfectly the night before, then my friend switched it on and it came up with a black backround and pink + purple vertical lines going through it.

You mentioned the Magnet possibility, check around its location or move it to another site. Check also cabling where it runs and connections swap USB connectors or even if you have other USB stuff running that you could do with out. Its all a process of elimination before you have to decide to bin it.