Blue vertical line on the screen

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• Blue vertical line on the screen of the Qosmio G20

  A few minutes ago, I was surfing the web and from nowhere share an apperead to the blue vertical line on the screen.
  A blue vertical line near the middle of the screen and crosses the screen all the up toward the bottom.

  If I'm looking at a white background, the line is undetectable, but if it is colored, it comes right thru.

  Please don't tell me they are dead... hoooo pixels... I am now, life away from any toshiba repair shop and I get a guarantee...
  I think that I bought 3 years ago. Need urgent help

  Hey Susana

  I wouldn't say it s a lack of dead pixel, but to me, it looks like a more serious problem.
  It looks like a malfunction of the graphics card. But to be sure, you should try to connect the external monitor to the computer and check if the same vertical line will appear on the second screen.

  If you're going to see the same line on the external monitor, then I assume that the question of the vertical blue line might be linked to the GPU fault.
  This could be the case value because the chip graphic card cannot be replaced. You need to replace the whole motherboard :(

  So, as you see it s not easy to solve this problem and I really recommend to contact a technician who has more experience with these laptop problems.

  Good luck

• Qosmio G15: Green vertical lines on the screen

  All started an ordinary day, when I was playing music on my iTunes.
  All of a sudden my screen went black and the music stopped, but my power button is always blue. Since then, whenever I try to start it, it goes on the Qosmio screen and Windows XP screen and plays the startup sound, but there all those green vertical lines on the screen. And then it goes black and tsays in this way.

  I was able to use Windows VGA (whatever that means) with lines all over the screen, but I am not able to start normally. Does anyone have any suggestions or have had the same problem? Please help me!
  I have a Toshiba G15 Windows XP Media Center, but am not able to use it normally.

  -Alexis

  Hello

  You can enter operating system in SafeMode using F8 t the beginning upward?

• Satellite M70-339 vertical lines on the screen

  Hello...

  I have a Satellite M70-339, which will show only the vertical lines on the screen.
  I connected an external monitor and booted in safe mode.
  I uninstalled the display drivers.
  I started to monitor and reinstalled the display drivers.
  The computer will now boot up screen.

  I put the display to indicate to both monitor and screen.

  On the monitor, all right.
  On the screen, I get vertical lines color, similar to a wallpaper (wallpaper is not pretty).

  Did anyone has got any ideas what could be the problem, or how to diagnose the problem
  Any help would be appreciated.

  John C

  If everything is OK on the external monitor that is the best evidence that this problem is related to the internal LCD. Display must be exchanged.

• Qosmio G10 has vertical lines on the screen

  I have a G10 which I use for the last 15 months since I bought it.
  However, there are now 4 vertical lines on the screen, 2 Purple (magenta?), 1 yellow and 1 cyan. Other than these lines there are no other problems, it never fell down or something like that.

  The lines are still there, they do not change in any way and are always in the same place. They appear on the screen at first power up, before the Qosmio logo lights up.

  They have not all appear at the same time, they all appeared individually in the past two months. I've seen the last of them disappear briefly, then stay on.

  I guess that my screen is dying slowly, I guess to be an expensive item.

  Any advice thrown my way would be greatly appreciated!

  I took a picture of the screen you will find at:

  http://www.imagebucket.NET/images/lldata/displaylines.jpg

  Note: the photo was taken with Media Player full screen on a black image, just to clearly show the lines)

  Hello

  I suggest you connect an external display to check if it's a graphics card or a display problem. If cela pipes appears also on the external screen then it could also be a problem with the graphics card.
  If these lines do not appear on the external display while the display of the laptop has a malfunction.
  However, this does not change your situation. I recommend you contact the Toshiba ASP to solve this problem.

• Qosmio G10 begins with vertical lines on the screen

  Hello, can anyone help?

  When I try to start my sign qosmio G10 comes on with vertical lines on the screen. And the screen goes black and I can only hear the fan.
  In VGA mode, it begins upward, but always with the lines on the screen.
  Is there something wrong with the video card? In my view, that there are more people with this problem.
  Toshiba offered little help?

  I'm 'out out of warranty '. I need to by a new complete motherboard or y at - it another option? Replace the video card?

  Hello

  Its a shame about the warranty because you ask the service partner Toshiba for the verification of the laptop and this procedure would be free. You know, the warranty would cover the audit of the laptop.

  But I would say the external display connection and then you can check if the same vertical lines appear on the external display.
  If you see the lines on the second monitor, then I guess it could be something wrong with the graphics card or motherboard.

  I think that this procedure is the best way to find out what could be the problem, but anyway, I think you should ask a technician for assistance if you want to solve this problem.

  PS: Have you tried to reinstall or update the graphics driver? I think you should do it but I don't know if it will help you, but you know Mr. try is free ;)

  One of my friends had a similar problem with the vertical lines on other mobile manufacturing, and it was a WLan cable which was responsible for the strange lines on the screen.

• Satellite P30-110: vertical lines on the screen - Virus?

  I have a 110 - p30 and emerged recently vertical on my screen I have run norton AV and nothing was found is a possible virus any help appreciated because I don't want to lose all my work.

  Hi Dave

  If you don't want to lose your work trial to save on a way you like it (data CD/DVD or copy files on the external HARD disk device).

  I don't really know if the vertical lines are the result of some viruses, but I believe some hardware malfunction can be responsible for this. Just detailed test can give more answers. In your case the best solution is to backup all important data and preinstall the device with the recovery media. On this way the unit will be own pre-installed and you can check if the lines happen.

  If so, there are certainly a hardware problem. Sorry, but in this way it is not easy to give you more answers. Please back up your data. If the problem will be much worse than what you have a big problem.

• Tecra S1 - vertical lines on the screen

  Hello people,

  IM new to this forum so first all the Hi everybody ;-).

  My girlfriend bought a Tecra S1 second hand and after a few vertical lines of the month displayed on the screen. When I asked around the power button pressure lines have disappeared. But after a few minutes, the lines are back. So I thought that it was probably a problem of video and e - bay, I bought a second hand motherboard. I installed it and now after a few months I get vertical lines again. (It also happens on an external monitor).
  I opened the laptop and with only the motherboard in front of me I plugged it to a monitor outside, put a little pressure on 1 side of the motherboard and the lines where go! Would that be the case?

  I know that on ebay and other sites where they offer second-hand computers laptops MANY people have the same problem.

  Did someone had an idea? I hope that I can fix it!

  Thanks for your time and sorry for my English.

  Greetz Mark

  Hey Mark,

  I doubt that people often have this problem. I put t read often about this problem, as far as I know it s thread the first on this subject.

  In any case, I think that it s not unusual. I mean you bought a motherboard of second hand on eBay, so who knows how old she had and often it was used in the book. Second hand spare parts that s another story in my opinion. You're more or less luck with these parts.

  I would recommend so buy a new mainboard with a provider of services authorized. It seems that you can change it yourself and so you can save a lot of money. On the Toshiba site, you can find a list of ASP.

  Good luck! :)

• Qosmio F10: vertical lines on the screen

  I use a Qosmio F10 with a nVIDIA 128 MB graphics card. Recently while I was running a graphics-based application on, my screen started showing me wire colors on the screen. I was able to start the game once more, but found the same problem exist.

  On reboot, the system showed the vertical white lines on the screen to start qosmio, ' *' on the lines of the bios password screen and green on the Windows XP loading screen. I was not able to start Windows. Thinking it would be a problem of S/W, I formatted.

  The problem persists and I can not load Windows XP.
  Can someone tell me what the problem with my laptop?

  Hello

  This sound like a hardware malfunction and I guess it could be something wrong with the graphics card or motherboard :(

  But the vertical lines appear on the external screen? If so, then it must be a matter of Council.
  In this case, you have a lot of possibilities. In my opinion, ask the guy to service for the control of the laptop. The technicians of the service in your country partner could run diagnostics tests and will give you more details about the failure.

  Good luck

• Satellite Pro A210 - repeat vertical lines on the screen

  I hope someone can help me.

  I am a teacher and was bought by my school a Toshiba Satellite Pro A210 for me to do my school work and connect to a SMART board to teach with. Throughout its probably one of the best laptops I got through school. I got it two months.

  There is only one problem with it. Its developed a rather weird problem. Occasionally, the screen suddenly freezes, and the display will be replaced by thin, alternating vertical black and white lines. The only way to get rid of them is to turn off the laptop and restart it (particularly annoying when it happened in the middle of a lesson when I've been respected by an OFSTEd Inspector!)

  Technician computer school has no idea what is the cause. I was wondering if someone here might have some advice.

  Thanks in advance.

  I ve the same laptop but I didn t receive similar lines on the screen.
  What you could do is update the BIOS and the driver (if possible) display.

  If the same problem happens again, you must connect an external monitor to the laptop.

  Then check if the same lines appears on the external display. If so, then a problem of graphics card might be possible!

• Multi-colored vertical lines on the screen until you restart

  I get multi-colored vertical lines on my screen and lose control of the mouse. Power off and restart eliminate the problem. Y at - it a permanent cure?

  Question seems closed. Lines no longer appear after you download a driver from the manufacturer of the monitor.

• I asked before but everyone has discovered what causes vertical lines on the screen?

  I have vertical lines on my screen about 6 or 7 and his worst do. They go to various shades of pink, green and yellow. I asked if anyone knew the answer later when there was only 1, and even if other people had this problem no one knew the answer. Has anyone discovered yet because its getting so irritating, I think I need a new machine. Any suggestions gratefully received.

  Rupture of the membranes that make up the screen is what causes the problem.

  Rupture may be caused by indifferent manufacturing, overzealous pressure while cleaning and old age.

  Sometimes the graphics card can go wrong, but they will generally 'very bad', not just some annoying lines on the screen.

  In the end, you will have t get the screen replaced... :-)

• Vertical lines on the screen problem - now 5 of them!

  HP Compaq nw9440 EY615ET #ABU, running XP Pro 32 bit SP3. 512 MB Quadro FX 1500 M (HP) graphic - running at any resolution, although 1920 x 1200 32-bit per pixel 60 Hz value as it has been since put in place in 2007
  Details:
  Not a BONE before issuing even under Linux.
  Indicates when the laptop originally starting an ebb tide - 3 weeks ago, I had a vertical blue line, I guess that one pixel wide, then others began to appear short starting and then stretch as if each I think be 1 pixel wide.

  (Information provided by Piriforms - 'Speccy' - thank you).

  Graphics
  Monitor
  Name default Monitor on NVIDIA Quadro FX 1500 M
  Course resolution 1920 x 1200 pixels
  Work the resolution 1884 x 1200 pixels
  Active state, primary, output devices support
  1920 screen width
  Monitor height 1200
  Monitor the BPP 32 bits per pixel
  Monitoring frequency 60 Hz
  Device \\.\DISPLAY1\Monitor0
  Quadro FX 1500M
  G71M GPU
  Deviceid 10DE-029
  Revision A2
  Subprovider HP (103C)
  Output current level 1
  91 nm technology
  278 M transistors
  Support for DirectX 9.0 c
  DirectX Shader Model 3.0
  OpenGL 2.0 support
  PCI Express x 16 bus interface
  Temperature of 52 ° C
  200 MHz GPU clock
  Memory clock 300 MHz
  Nv4_disp.dll Driver
  6.14.11.5631 driver version
  ForceWare version 156.31
  The BIOS version 5.71.22.43.a8
  ROPs 8
  24/24 Pixel Vertex shaders
  Memory Type GDDR3
  512 MB memory
  256 Bit bus width
  Pixel Fillrate 1.6 GPixels/sec
  Texture Fillrate 2.4 GTexels/s
  19.2 GB/s bandwidth
  Number of performance levels: 1
  Level 1
  OpenGL
  Version 2.1.1
  Vendor NVIDIA Corporation
  Quadro FX 1500 M/PCI/SSE2 rendering engine
  GLU Version 1.2.2.0 Microsoft Corporation
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  GL_MAX_TEXTURE_SIZE 4096
  GL_MAX_TEXTURE_STACK_DEPTH 10
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  GL_EXT_bgra

  If this information is of no use in diagnosis?

  I think it's a hardware problem but someone smarter and more competent than me may be able to give me the right diagnosis and a work around or fix.

  Thanks in advance.

  Grandan.

  My apologies: fault a comma (and everyone leaves out commas these days), I missed your comment about what is the same issue for Linux.  Just read too fast; no excuse.

  You are away until a stream of fast moving without means of transport.

  Otherwise, it sounds really not like it's material.

  Double check:

  • Cold start, immediately start tapping on F10 to enter the BIOS - if the problem is present in the BIOS, then the problem is in the hardware level.
  • If you have the means to connect a VGA monitor, and the image is good on the external monitor, then the screen or cable is bad.
  • If the image on the external monitor is the same as on your laptop, then the video card itself is bad OR not has no welding holding to the motherboard.

  ===================================================================================

  Options:

  • You have the option to repair the laptop yourself, and that includes to find out exactly what is wrong with it AND not break anything else in the process.
  • You can send it to repair,
  • Or you can thank for quality service and replace it.

  Good luck!  Think about what you want to do, then decide.

• My screen seems to have gone out.  Everything worked well then there black and white vertical lines on the screen.  Had to make a hard stop, bury ashes hold the power button. Now no display

  does that mean if my screen on m MBP15 inches starting to show black and white vertical lines and will not again after that I tried to restart my computer?

  This looks like a bad graphics card. What happens if you hold a flashlight on the screen, you see the desktop or not?

• Satellite M60 - vertical lines on the screen

  Can someone tell me what is the apperience on vertical lines screen (a first in the Middle, and then, months later on the sides) means?
  Thanks in advance sekreb

  I can't say for sure, but it may be due to faulty display or may have a faulty graphics card. If possible, try to connect the external monitor to your laptop and use the FN + F5 key combination to switch to external monitor desktop.
  If the image is perfect, the screen may be defective.

  When the same problem occurs on external monitor, it is proved that the problem is caused by a faulty graphics card.