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one of my monitors is flickering. besides "new cable, do I have a play? -- nm
Posted by
amanda
Aug 3 '20, 11:47
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Unplug it and plug it back in? Maybe the cable just worked a tad loose. Try both ends too. -- nm
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sycor
Aug 3, 12:19
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and blow a little air at the connector area in case it is just a dust buildup -- nm
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Peglegpete
Aug 3, 12:36
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aka, the Nintendo way -- nm
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oblique
Aug 3, 12:42
Time your blinks to match? -- nm
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Spawn
Aug 3, 12:03
make sure chubs isn't chewing on the cable -- nm
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the ice
Aug 3, 11:57
Whack the side with a hammer until it stops
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decline
Aug 3, 11:51
Maybe try a Factory Reset? -- nm
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JaxSean
Aug 3, 11:49
What is your connection method? If your monitor has DVI/HDMI and/or DisplayPort they are all very interchangeable and if it is a bad port vs cable
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oblique
Aug 3, 11:49
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I switched to mini display port from HDMI =-- I'm cool now. thanks! -- nm
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amanda
Aug 3, 12:49
Plug into another port? Change resolution? -- nm
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the ice
Aug 3, 11:48
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