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RogerRabbit
I have a NEC and it's ghosting any way of fixing it without taking it
back to NEC
back to NEC
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kony
I have a NEC and it's ghosting any way of fixing it without taking it
back to NEC
That's usually an interference problem, are you using an extension
cable or routing the cable near strong magnetic fields (like an AC/DC
adapter or speaker)?
Dave
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Graham
How old? Is it still in warranty? If so contact NEC.
regards
Graham
regards
Graham
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RogerRabbit
How old? Is it still in warranty? If so contact NEC.
regards
Graham
Still under warranty Funny thing is when I hook the monitor to my old
Amiga 3000 I don't see any ghost
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RogerRabbit
That's usually an interference problem, are you using an extension
cable or routing the cable near strong magnetic fields (like an AC/DC
adapter or speaker)?
Dave\
Thanks but I don't think that's the problem I hooked the monitor to
old Amiga 3000 (same place) and there is no ghosting.
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RogerRabbit
Still under warranty Funny thing is when I hook the monitor to my old
Amiga 3000 I don't see any ghost
Found the problem It's the switch box I use between two computers.