Green vertical line on the laptop screen

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• 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?

• Vertical lines on the LCD screen of the Qosmio G20

  Hi all

  My Toshiba laptop shows a few vertical lines on the right side of the screen and the number of lines that appear are increasing day after day
  I have connected to an externel disply and Born no problem with that so I'm quiet sure that this is the problem with the lcd screen.

  My laptop is not so much in a guarantee period is this screnn is reapairable or not

  Please help me.

  Please see the attached images

  [http://picasaweb.google.co.in/meetabhilash/Toshiba?feat=directlink | http://picasaweb.google.co.in/meetabhilash/Toshiba?feat=directlink]

  regarding
  AERTS

  Why did you create a second thread on the same topic:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/message.jspa?MessageID=139420

  It s easier than a single thread and, therefore, you must follow your first topic!

• Green vertical lines / tracks audio FX of detachment and the music of the video clip

  iMovie 10.1 on El Capitan

  This isn't a simple modification / detach Audio edition.  Is delete an image only without deleting the other independent music and audio tracks FX built under it (not worth original audio with the image).

  I built FX and music tracks on a video that has many Visual changes (with some images just by music).  Now, I want to change a few images, but when I cut the video image, some FX and music under it also disappears (tracks built under the image, not shot with it).

  It seems that green vertical lines under the picture (in the time line) are tying in various capacities, although these FX and music tracks run far beyond the video image and were not turned with the video image.

  How can I remove those green vertical lines and detach these multiple audio tracks of the image I want to cut?  Thank you.

  Yes, if you delete a video file or even attached with audio clip, the audio will be deleted also.  You must move the anchor (green line) to an adjacent element.  To do this hold command and alt (option) key down and click on in the half superior audio clip (or in the clip of Cup or title) where you want the connection be moved on.

  (If there is no synchronization issues you can simply change the audio if it is related to another clip, and then quarterback after the change of the image.)

  Geoff.

• Satellite M60-104 - vertical lines on the LCD

  Hello guys,.

  I have a Toshiba Satellite M60-104 and in recent months, I noticed vertical lines on the LCD screen. How can I solve the problem?

  Any response will be useful,

  thanx

  Hello

  First of all, you should check if you have the same problem on an external monitor. So you can check if the problem is the graphics card or screen.

  However, I think that the motherboard or display needs to be replaced. To do this, you can go to an authorized service provider.

  Welcome them

• Green vertical line on screen - Satellite P30 Pro

  A single thin green vertical line appeared about a sixth of the way across the screen. It works up and down continuously and immediately displays the screen is activated.

  I presume that this indicates a hardware failure - can anyone confirm please? Guess I'm interested in large bills?

  Hi Ian

  How is - someone must provide an exactly fault diagnosis without putting the hand on this laptop?
  Here, we can suggest and discuss only!

  If she really looks like a hardware problem, but the question is; What s wrong.
  In my opinion, you must connect the external monitor to the laptop. Check if the same vertical line appears on the second screen!

  If Yes, then the chances are high that the graphics card is broken! This could be a case value because the GPU is soldered on the Board and the entire motherboard must be replaced to solve this problem.

  Concerning

• Green vertical lines then white screen on Qosmio F10

  My Toshiba Qosmio F10 primer is more. When it is on, the windows logo appears and the screen green vertical lines before going completely blank. The screen remains blank for about 5 minutes, then the laptop starts to restart. It justs goes on and so forth.
  No one knows what the problem is and now the laptop is out of warranty, cost for repair, or it is not profitable and it would be cheaper to buy a new laptop?
  Thank you
  Mike.

  Hey Buddy,

  Unfortunately ' unfortunately it seems that this defect is caused by component defective equipment.» It could be that the motherboard together that cost to a service center about 400 European must be replaced. (New card mother and Exchange)
  You can also try to clean your cooling system with a can of compressed air to remove dust which could probably cause the error, also.

  If you really want to give your machine for repair, then follow this link and find nearest ASP in your country:

  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/cgi-bin/ToshibaCSG/generic_content.jsp?service=EU&ID=ASP_SUPPORT

  Welcome them

• Satellite L500-126 - vertical lines on the Green/gray color dark

  Hello

  I have a problem with my new toshiba satellite L500-126. With certain colors, like green, dark gray, I see vertical lines on the screen, only the part of the screen were the color is.

  For example, on this screenshot I made. I see vertical lines inside the chatbox. There you can see the chattext. I looked at this picture with another monitor. But I don't see the vertical lines. Am I a bad screen? Or is this normal on this model?

  Hoping for an answer,

  -Floyd

  Screenshot:

  http://imgur.com/Kghg1.jpg

  > I looked at this picture with another monitor. But I don't see the vertical lines.
  In my opinion, the case is clear: there is something wrong with the internal monitor to the laptop and it must be replaced.
  What do you think?

  I mean that if it would be a software problem then you would have the same lines.

  I guess that your laptop is still under warranty because the Satellite L500 is fairly new. Contact an authorized service provider and ask for help. Normally, you should get a new free exhibition. :)

• HP Pavilion Notebook 14-n271tx: a vertical line in the middle of my screen

  Hey there, I would like to know more about the vertical line in the middle of the screen of my laptop. There will be a white vertical line in the middle of my screen sometimes but when I adjust the position of my laptop, it disappears. Can I know why is it happening? Is it because of problems in the system or what? How can I solve this problem? What I send to HP customer Service to solve this problem?

  Hi @DustMidnight85

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  This is a wonderful place to find answers and information!

  You have the best experience in the HP forum, I would like to draw your attention to the Guide of the HP Forums Learn how Post and more

  I understand that you have a problem with the display, but if you change the position of the screen, it disappears.

  Here is a link to the display quality problems that can help.

  As you said it disappears when you reposition the screen, that the connection cable can become loose or damaged opening and closing the display.

  Here is a link to laptop HP Pavilion 14, HP Pavilion 14 Touchsmart laptop, HP Pavilion 14 Touchsmart Ultrabook, maintenance and Service of Guide. Chapter 4 page 36 has removal instructions that can help you check for this problem.

  If your laptop is under warranty or you wish to help please contact HP support for assistance.

  Please contact our technical support at 800-474-6836. If you do not live in the United States / Canada region, please click on the link below to get a number of assistance for your region.

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• 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.

• 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 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.

• Pavilion dv 6928: vertical lines on the lower part of the screen.

  I met with vertical lines on the bottom of my screen and it's still there. When you restart, sometimes immediately. I read where someone else had the same problem and it would come and go at will... any ideas? See post on 03/01/15

  Dear customer,

  Welcome and thanks for posting your question on the Forum of Support HP

  It seems that you are having problems with your laptop display. We will surely help you with this problem

  1. Please check if the display screen / laptop showing lines even in BIOS or not

  Note: Turn on the computer laptop and typing on the F10 key to access the BIOS

  2. Please tilt the laptop display slowly to the back and the front, check and check

  If the lines are visible to all the corners of the screen

  3 Please connect an external monitor to your laptop and check if the lines are displayed on the external monitor

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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

• When I open computer on my desk about 70mm from the right side, there is a thin green vertical line

  Toshiba Satellite laptop computer, and when I open computer there is a thin green vertical line on my desk about 70mm from the right side. Is it possible that I can eliminate this myslf with your help or I will have to consider a locally recognized it professional?

  Please notify.

  Considers that Vicki.

  PS., appears not to hinder the performance of the computer. Computer is about 7 years old and running Windows Home.

  That looks like it's simply damage to the monitor.