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minor defect on 2405FPW

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ninjagaiden

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When I connected my PC to VGA on this monitor on the right side (around 65% from left I think) there is a thin vertical line that is dizzy does anyone else have this problem?
If so could it be my computer or the screen??

does Dell replace it? :confused:
 
The line should not be there. Before calling Dell for a replacement, I would plug in a different monitor to see if the line is still there.
 
the fanny thing is it only occurs when it's on VGA, Ive haven't really cared until now when I might start adding more units to the monitor. :(
 
mine had a red vertical line that would appear when the lcd powers up but dissappears after awhile...i sent tht crap back and had it replaced
 
mine on VGA is "invicibel" it's like dizzy, you barely see it but when theres text on it you can see it, I suspect this has to do something with hz?!
 
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