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Screen is now a weird color

Everything has a weird green tint to it. it wasn't doing this until just the other night, so i'm thinking that i probably hit something inadvertently to switch to this hue. but it's really ugly. how can i switch back to regular?

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Any time the screen get blank.

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Your video cable has a broken pin inside. Check the cable at the videocard end (bend it in different directions) and do the same at the monitor end. It should become normal, then it's just a case of keeping it in the right position or replacing the video cable.

Hope it helps =)

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