Screen problems i turned my computer on and its jumping.just a little though.it just started doing it a couple of hours ago

take the cluster out of dash-pull the plugs apart and re-plug a couple times,also do this with the main cpu-the connections can also corrode-and could be cleaned up-a tool to do this can be bought at an auto parts store-looks like a bunch of skinny files-
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It sounds clogged up to me. Take the exhaust hose off the wall and try it first. Another thing that happens with Maytags is that the motor shaft will **** out the center of the plastic blower and even though the motor is turning, little or no air is moving through the machine, so the high limit thermo turns the heat off

Try jumping the starter i.e use a starter manual switch. If it cranks than most probably you have a faulty switch.

i would start by having the starter checked, if you can jump start with the clutch then this tells me its a starter problem,have that starter checked,

I think on a worn startermotor.
To be sure, give a little knock on the startermotor end when it won't start. If then it's good starter, then its the startermotor.
If still not good, replace your battery.

Could be the fuel pump relay. I had this issue on an Audi. Ran fine, died...wait, then starts and runs. It was the fuel pump relay.

When booting your computer press (F8) And go to "Safe Mode" then when you are on your acount go to: Start>Run>type "msconfig" then go to "startup" And disable All then click apply and close then restart. Hope this helps you.

mcdevito75 here LCD, or liquid Crystal display, chances are the crackling is the inside liquid display trying to capture the in comming electricity to make a display picture. Remember even an LCD is nothing more than a light bulb, a very intricate light bulb but a light bulb, and you have light bulbs burn out when you put them on and almost never as the are on burning. Turning the monitor itself off won"t really save electricity or the monitor itself as, when you shut down the computer from Start (left side of screen) the monitors screen saver comes on for 10--20 minutes then goes off, at this point the electricity is at the monitors on/off switch and not going thru the monitor at all. If you turn the monitor off at it"s on/off switch, the sudden jump of electricity to the monitor from it"s on/off switch could hurt it, or even the switch. I have a friend who turns off the monitor also and that friend had a bad monitor in 3 years. I never turn my monitor off just the computer itself. I'd speak with a Radio Shack, Staples, Best Buy ETC. for more advise. Me I;d say leave the monitor on. Hope this helps.

It sounds Heat related. As the monitor heats up, it begins going crazy. Maybe unplug and blow out with compressed air.
Hope this gives you some ideas.