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Jan 15, 2011 Rating Video display problems by: Support Hello Mario, From the sysmptoms you have describle it would point to a Video Dispaly failure or in the starting stages of failure. Most of what you have done proabably hasn't changed anything on the hard drive, unless the display was working properly when you did the restore it would not have completed with out answering all the questions. What I think is going bad (indicated by the verticle lines) is the power inverter is failing. There is a way to test this, with the power off if you have a can of compressed air put the nozzel extender (the thin red pipe) in a hole on the back of the monitor, blow compressed air inside the case top/bottom/left/right sides. Power it up, the lines still there? If so then the inverter is going to or already has failed. If the are not there leave it on for a while, once it warms up are the lines there? If they are then the inverter is the failed part, if not then let the computer run and see what happens. I have never seen an inverter fix itself. I also don't think it is the OS, drivers, or the Video chip set embedded on the motherboard. Hope this helps ...

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