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I'm getting the shaky screen effect (ya know, when looking at your screen makes you feel like you have parkinsons disease?)
Why is that, and how can I get it to stop?
Is is possible that I have set up my monitor too close to my CPU? They're practically touching.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, and allow me to bring you an even lower quality of posts and threads in the future.
Thanks.
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Do you have a video camera aimed at your monitor and are currently looking at the monitor on a TV screen? If so remove the camera and TV and view the monitor directly. OK?
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great. Now it's worse.
Calling Jimmy's Cock! Can you help?
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when yer head stops bobbin on the cock the screen will also stop bobbin
just sayin
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Depends. If its an older tv that has the magnets in it then maybe. That leads to my next suggestion if there are magnets around your screen move em.
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try to bang your head against a wall repetedly until you dun see anything.
That means that you have just reseted your internal graphic card. Wait a few days sight should hopefully come back.
This used to happen to me when I'd leave my vibrator in.
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