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vassos

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Posted December 3, 2011 at 7:59AM

I have an odd glitch which has suddenly appeared. All text is blurred. Looks like there is a secondary shadow of each letter or digit offset to the right. It makes reading anything very headache making. I tried everything but with no success. I then had the PC tech., log in remotely. He has tweaked and reset and to him it looks fine. Here however, it is just the same. The resolution is set perfectly for my monitor. Any ideas please?

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mooly

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Posted December 4, 2011 at 12:06PM

Have you tried removing and refitting the leads again in case something is amiss. Hard to see it being a faulty lead/plug but you never know. Examine them closely.

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vassos

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Posted December 4, 2011 at 6:56PM

OK, I'm not too good at these things so will try and work through your advice slowly, one by one. Meanwhile, I have 6 coloured jack points - Orange,Grey,Green, Black,Blue & Pink. Which one should my monitor jack be in?

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mooly

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Posted December 4, 2011 at 7:23PM

Well I use a laptop so I have nothing to compare against regarding coloured sockets... I would have to have it all in front of me to see how they were all labelled.

Does it not use a single HDMI type lead or have that as an option ?

http://www.brighthub.com/multimedia/video/articles/6288.aspx

It's very strange that you have had it working and then it reverted back to the faulty graphics.

Can you identify for certain the output connector on the PC that was in use (presumably successfully) before all the problems began. If so what is it labelled as.

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