acadiashores
n00b
- Joined
- Mar 6, 2007
- Messages
- 13
Hey all,
I just purchased a 2007wfp and I have to say I LOVE it, except for 3 things. The first issue. In the lower right hand corner just above the power button there is an area that seems to be lighter than the rest of the screen. If I bend down and position myself so I am facing it head on it looks as dark as the rest of the screen. Is this a true problem or just a viewing angle thing?
Second problem. When I go from one application to the next, say, I'm browing the web and then I load up a game I get a brief flash of white stripes through the center of the screen...it's all black when this happens, as if it's a loading type thing. Is this normal?
FINALLY...when I reboot my system right before I get to the windows log on screen where I type my password my monitor goes into power save mode and I have to wiggle the mouse to get it to come out...how on EARTH do I stop this because it is driving me nuts.
As you can see, I'm new to lcds so ANY help you guys can give me will be hugely appreciated.
I just purchased a 2007wfp and I have to say I LOVE it, except for 3 things. The first issue. In the lower right hand corner just above the power button there is an area that seems to be lighter than the rest of the screen. If I bend down and position myself so I am facing it head on it looks as dark as the rest of the screen. Is this a true problem or just a viewing angle thing?
Second problem. When I go from one application to the next, say, I'm browing the web and then I load up a game I get a brief flash of white stripes through the center of the screen...it's all black when this happens, as if it's a loading type thing. Is this normal?
FINALLY...when I reboot my system right before I get to the windows log on screen where I type my password my monitor goes into power save mode and I have to wiggle the mouse to get it to come out...how on EARTH do I stop this because it is driving me nuts.
As you can see, I'm new to lcds so ANY help you guys can give me will be hugely appreciated.