Stopped Working Overnight
Check the cables, try a different monitor, try this monitor on another computer. This will isolate the problem. If it is the monitor, it is not worth fixing, usually. It is far cheaper to make things than to fix them. If it is the computer, a new video card can be installed.
SOURCE: on screen thin yellow and blue vertical lines.
Unfortunately the LCD is going faulty.. one or more of the "Driver" transistors that operates the LCD elements RGB, have faulted ON.. perhaps this link may help fix it. Otherwise :( http://www.wikihow.com/Fix-a-Stuck-Pixel-on-an-LCD-Monitor
SOURCE: thin blue line
vertical line on my hp f2105, at first there was 2 on the left after 2 month another one came up in the middle and after 5 month onother one again came up on the right. this is a good monitor when it comes to design and picture but durability.... it is a failure.
SOURCE: vertical line in my toshiba laptop
Hi...there,
Check the flat wide cable that attached to the panel, it's might be loosen a bit. Sometime cable got pulled when lift open the screen. If not, then you got a busted panel...
SOURCE: what causes vertical lines on screen
They are static lines. They can be caused by a variety of reasons, damage to your monitor, damage to your vid card (perhaps it was got a little too hot?), ive seen this issue also with overclocked, try resetting to defaults if so. Also try reinstalling/updating your current display drivers. If you have an integreated video card it could be that your motherboard got hot and perhaps damaged it. If you have a spare vid card or something else you can hook up to try, and it still has the static lines, then it is your monitor for sure.
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