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  My Toshiba Satellite A200-24's (PSAE3) shows a green line vertically on the left side of the screen constantly, so that it is powered and some of the keys do not respond when you press.
  I use the screen keyboard to type.
  Can I get help from anyone of kind friends and solve problems?

  Thank you
  P K SINGH
  India

  Hello

  These lines on the screen indicate graphics card problem.
  Try testing with external monitor? If the same image that you will certainly know the graphics card is defective.

  Anyway, these two questions are for me serious enough and best thing you can do is to contact the nearest Toshiba authorized maintainer.

• Satellite L350D-216: green lines, dots and shadows.

  Hi all.

  About three days ago, I bought a laptop (Toshiba L350D, published on July 09 I think) second hand on a good deal.

  I turn it on today, to discover a series of weird green lines, points and shadows, over which areas of text hard to read.

  [http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b30/philkensebben/Capture4.png | http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b30/philkensebben/Capture4.png]
  You can see to the right of the words and if you look close enough, also around the different letters in the Google logo.

  [http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b30/philkensebben/Capture2.png | http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b30/philkensebben/Capture2.png]
  Do not clear especially here (sorry), but the words greyed out in the address bar are very ghosts.

  Also, he seems to have replaced areas full of colors like grey, with a color green "dotty".
  [http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b30/philkensebben/Capture1.png | http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b30/philkensebben/Capture1.png]

  It seems that this issue has also spread on video, where green areas are now appearing at random points.
  [http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b30/philkensebben/Capture5.png | http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b30/philkensebben/Capture5.png]

  I have updated with the latest display drivers available here, who unfortunately made no difference.

  Any advice on why it suddenly decided to go and how to get rid of would be appreciated, I use the laptop for Photoshop and as you can imagine, having a surface of green and shadows is rather off-putting when I'm working.

  Toshiba L350D
  AMD Athlon X 2 Dual-Core Ql-65 2.1 GHz
  4 GB OF RAM
  HARD DRIVE 250 GB
  Windows 7 Home Premium, 32-bit edition
  ATI Radeon 3100

  Hello

  To be honest, all the screenshots displayed in your message is displayed correctly on my laptop.

  It seems that your graphics card or screen developed a problem.

  You can check if the same thing is seen on the external monitor.

  If yes then the internal display may be affected and should be replaced.

  To do this, you should get in touch with a local Toshiba technician.

  Welcome them

• Why my films are released in the form of thin and green lines when working in Windows Movie Maker?

  When I change the video, everything seems fine. I can see the video, I can modify it. But when I publish it, it becomes a black screen with a thin, green line oriented horizontally or vertically, that it seems to vary.

  I tried redownloading Windows Movie Maker (the link is on my Hotmail page) and it did not help. It's actually when the line is vertical.

  The strange thing is the titles on video and audio actually appear very well. But I don't think it's my camera because the video plays very well before I publish it. So what the hell is happening?

  I use a Flip camcorder if that helps.

  Here's a video showing the problem. You can hear the sound and see the title wipe across the screen: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guL_l-YOz8E

  Not sure if I have a few other Codec here or not, but I think I could.

  In any case, I realized the problem WITH WMM, I went and tried to save other ways and go with more parameters: DV - AVI (PAL) works!

• Red/green line on screen of laptop

  So, whenever we go out, my family put my laptop under a couch to hide. This has been done several times, and this time when I pulled it out and opened it, there was a vertical green line on the screen... I lifted the laptop and thought maybe something underneath was loose, then a red line appears beside that green...

  Anyone have any ideas on what is wrong? The lines are still there, for two days. I don't drop it or anything, but just maybe I put him on the ground too hard. I searched on the internet and get the results of "broken screen", "broken video card", "Reinstall video card", "some things are cowards"... no idea what to do. If anyone have experienced this, please help!

  My laptop is Compaq Presario A900, is told by the way. Had for about... 2 years. Or less.

  Looks like this:
  http://img8.imageshack.us/i/dsc07010gwg.jpg/

  and no, I didn't sit on it or drop it, ever. This is why I still don't think that the cables of the screen are screwed or the screen is broken. Other problems, perhaps? Thank you.

  Hello

  1TS restart to ensure that nothing works to influence the following process.

  Change the resolution of your screen to a little lower - OK. Change for a bit higher than it was (all the way)
  the lines change their locations or they stay in the same place? If they stay in the same place then it
  There's a chance that the screen has been damaged. You can reset the resolution as desired.

  --------------------------------------------------------------------------

  Now this

  Control Panel / Device Manager - graphics cards - writing down of the brand and complete model of the device.
  Double-click it and write the version - now click on update drivers (this could do nothing as MS is
  far behind certification pilot) - now do a RIGHT CLICK on the device and UNINSTALL - REBOOT which will refresh
  the driver stack.

  Then go to system Maker and get the latest drivers (or the same if not more recent ones) - download - SAVE-
  go to where you put - top - right click RUN AS ADMIN - REBOOT.

  C
  http://www.Compaq.com/country/cpq_support.html

  I hope that your lines have disappeared.

  If not try this-

  Start - type in the search box - MSCONFIG will find at the top of the list right click - RUN AS ADMIN.

  General tab - note what settings are there now - select Diagnostic startup - APPLY / OK - REBOOT

  Are the lines still there? If this isn't the case, then you have a program or service starting up causing their.

  How to check and change Vista startup programs
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/79612-startup-programs-enable-disable.html

  How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

  How to perform a clean boot procedure to determine if background programs interfere with one
  game or a program that you currently use
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/331796

  -----------------------------------------------

  If the lines are there after updating the driver and using the diagnostic startup so I think it must be
  a screen problem so you will need to contact Compaq.

  I hope this works.
  Rob - bicycle - Mark Twain said it is good.

• Dreamweaver - green line on the side of the MP4 videos, part 2

  The original discussion: Re: Dreamweaver - green line on the side of MP4 videos

  OK now I get disturbed (not the fault of you guys of course).

  I discovered that the green line is NOT on my videos, but is caused by the insertion of the video (via Insert-HTML-HTML5 video).

  Another method of insertion, the original route, I used in the old (Insert HTML plugin) version works better - does not cause the green line, but the line grey on the background remains.

  I don't want ALL the lines on the edges of my videos. (I like black open space, that I had, it's much more aesthetic and gives a full page less busy look).

  As you can see on other videos (approx) on the menu, what happened to the previous version of DW (defective if it was with El Capitan - it crashed or took a force - quit almost whenever I used it).   http://www.communicomics.com/eyemenu.html

  I am trying to edit these videos, and there seems to be no way to reintegrate those who are free to line to this new version.

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  I just want to be able to replace the videos with revision without the lines.

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  Nancy O.

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  I have a 200 X 21F and when I open my workbook more than 50 degrees, I have on the screen, a lot of green lines.
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  Have you ever had this problem?

  Sorry for my English.

  Thank you

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  I understand that you have a black spot, down from the top of the screen a green line. You can connect an external monitor to your laptop. If the external monitor is displayed well, it may be the laptop screen broken. You can contact the store local repair, or HP support by phone for repair.

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