[pchelpers] Re: CTX LCD Monitor

The only thing I could relate this to is a thermal effect. It could be in the 
VGA card or the monitor generating heat that affects the logic. Trying the 
monitor on a friend's system might help narrow it down.
----- Original Message ----
From: Cy Halbach <cyril.kr3y@xxxxxxxxx>
To: pchelpers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Thursday, 23 August, 2007 7:19:05 AM
Subject: [pchelpers] CTX LCD Monitor

System Windows XP SP2
Monitor CTX LCD monitor
Screen Saver set to Blank or to None

When the system is idle for some time the screen starts to break up with 
vertical black and white bands of various widths flashing across the 
screen. However if I have a word processor up or practically any other 
program the breaking up stops. I do not have another monitor available 
to swap this one out to determine if it is the video card or the monitor.

    Has anyone seen a problem like this or have any ideas about what 
might be causing it.  When it starts to break up, moving the mouse does 
not have any effect. However if I open a word processor or browser it 
will stop.

Cy
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