My screen is shaking...

[Amber]

Ok , so I need to know if any of you have any ideas as to why or what would cause my computer screen to shake?

Just started a couple hours ago and it's really quick when it happens. :(

[Tiremonkey2000]

Mine does it everytime i close out winamp player dont know why just does i just deal with it .

It only happens after i dj so..... i dunno

Everything i have tryed to stop it doesnt work sorry if this doesent help....

Edited February 24, 2005 by Tiremonkey2000

[bmc]

everytime i put my cell phone next to my monitor it starts to shake if the phone is on

[Redneck4sure]

Ok , so I need to know if any of you have any ideas as to why or what would cause my computer screen to shake?

Last time that happened to me wuz when my mobile home was being towed.

[Ken]

everytime i put my cell phone next to my monitor it starts to shake if the phone is on

Though it's really not supposed to happen, it looks like R/C frequency interference from the phone.

What is the make of your phone?

Ok , so I need to know if any of you have any ideas as to why or what would cause my computer screen to shake?

Just started a couple hours ago and it's really quick when it happens. sad.gif

Same as above; some type of interference.

Could be a freak, one time thing, or is there some new electronic device (phone perhaps) in your home now? When you say "shake", could you describe it in more detail. Is there a "blocking" effect when the interference happens (like pixalating; some sort of digital error)?

Edited February 24, 2005 by Ken

[Lord_of_the_Dense]

Maybe you have your Yahoo Messenger window maximized and someone is "BUZZ"ing you?

I have encountered interference with cell phones and wireless phones near the computer. Mostly with the audio though.

Maybe it's just got groove...

[slum_goddess]

maybe electric surges? in germany we had fucked electricks and this would happen.

[method77]

it sounds like electricity problems

[Amber]

Thanks everyone...I am almost positive it was either the speakers (thanks LOTD) or my husbands cell that was lying right under it.

Thanks again to everyone :)

[bmc]

Though it's really not supposed to happen, it looks like R/C frequency interference from the phone.

What is the make of your phone?

motorola v400 and sometimes the peakers buzz a little bit, happens on my parents computer too.

[Ken]

motorola v400

Some googling showed me people have had problems with this model. However, this may be an indicator that many cell phones have problems like these (which the googling also showed).

Edited February 25, 2005 by Ken

[CTC Command]

or maybe your screen is just cold. :psychofun:

[Amber]

or maybe your screen is just cold. :psychofun:

Could very well of been...it's ben kinda chilly lately :yup:

[Redneck4sure]

When your screen gets cold, does its nipples stick out??

Inquiring minds want to know.

[KiwiCoromandel]

sometimes magnetism or a faulty light switch being flicked on can cause a similar monitor experience...there should be a function on the control on the front of your monitor that allows you to demagnetise it......that might help..old or faulty electric wiring in your home can be a cause of screen " shaking " as well....

[Amber]

When your screen gets cold, does its nipples stick out??

Inquiring minds want to know.

:bonk ...I'm not saying a word!