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Squiggly monitor I have a monitor that is hooked up to a projector in a lab setting. The screen on both sides of the monitor, not the projected image on wall, is very squiggly. Is there a fix to help the screen so that it is not squiggly and you can read it without hurting your eyes? The monitor also does this when it is not hooked up to the projector.

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Since the image on the projector is OK then the problem definitely lays in you monitor. You might want to turn off any other electrical equipment in your lab, especially any kind of radio transmitter and see if that is affecting your picture. Strong magnets or large power cables can also generate magnetic fields that can adversely affect CRT pictures as well. If that isn?t the problem then it is likely the monitor. It can be fixed; however, this is typically beyond the skills of the average user. Any TV and some computer repair shops can repair a CRT but is it economically feasible? A new 17? CRT can be had for $60 on-line and that has a 1 year warranty. Repairing your old monitor could easily run that or more and usually is only warranted for 90 days. Let us know if you have any other questions and please don?t forget to rate this posting.

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