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Symptoms NOTE: This article is no longer being maintained or updated. Find information about how to troubleshoot and resolve common display issues on Dell monitors or laptops such as: The display is blank or black, or cannot see anything on the display The display looks distorted The screen is flickering The display is fuzzy or blurry There are horizontal or vertical lines on the screen The color is not displayed correctly on the screen The touchscreen is not working Cause Display or video related issues on Dell desktop monitors and laptop screens are caused due to incorrect display or video settings, outdated graphics card drivers, incorrectly connected cables, and so on. Identify the symptoms that you notice on your Dell computer and go to the Dell knowledge base article for further troubleshooting steps. Resolution Issue - Screen, Icon or Font Size Too Small or Too Big If the screen resolution, icons, or font size is too small or too big, changing the video settings helps resolve the problem. Issue - Blank Screen or No Video There is no display on the monitor or laptop screen. The computer or monitor is turned on but the display is either blank or black. Issue - Distorted image or video, flickering, fuzzy, blurry, or color problems The icons, font or screen looks distorted, it is flickering, fuzzy, blurry or has color-related issues. Issue - Brightness, contrast, horizontal lines, vertical lines or geometrical problems The screen is either too bright, too dim or has a black space on the top of the screen or on the bottom of the screen or has horizontal lines or vertical lines. Issue - Bright or dead pixel There is a tiny black, white, or colored spot that displays on the screen. Learn how to identify a bright or dead pixel on a Dell laptop or monitor screen. Issue - Touchscreen Troubleshooting The screen is not responding to touch, touch is working intermittently or is too sensitive to touch. Additional Information Videos Test Your Laptop Screen Duration: 00:24When available, closed caption (subtitles) language settings can be chosen using the Settings

[SOLVED] [SOLVED] New screen with horizontal lines Thread starter Thread starter Twinrehz Start date Start date May 22, 2019 You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. #1 I'm not sure how to google this issue, so I have to just make a thread.I got myself a brand new MSI MAG271CQR, 2560x1440 144Hz screen, and it has these weird "dark" lines across the entirety of the screen, which is most visible on grey background, like in this photo the top of the photo, you can see what I mean. This is VERY visible, and it's all across the screen. It was there when the screen was running at 60Hz, when I switched on G-sync, when I changed the refresh-rate to 144Hz. No changing of settings did anything to it. I'm wondering, is there a setting somewhere that that I can change (it's even visible on the windows logo during boot), or is there something wrong with the screen? My graphics card is an Asus ROG Strix RTX 2070, and other screens connected to it do not have these weird lines. Lutfij May 22, 2019 Try using all available connectivity options for the monitor to rule out a faulty cable or port and then try a donor system that can handle the monitor to verify that the monitor is the culprit. Once found to be the monitor, you can proceed with an RMA. I'd suggest

About repair options that are available in your region. If there is no damage, go to the next step. Run hardware diagnostics on the Dell monitor to resolve multiple monitor issues Dell monitors provide a self-test feature check (STFC) and an integrated self-test (BIST) diagnostic tool that helps determine if the screen abnormality you are experiencing is an inherent problem with the Dell monitor or with the video card (GPU) and personal computer settings. When you notice screen abnormalities like flickering, distortion, clarity issues, fuzzy or blurry image, horizontal or vertical lines, color fade, it is always a good practice to isolate the monitor by running a diagnostic check on the Dell monitor. To learn more about running a diagnostic check on your Dell monitor, see the Dell knowledge-base article How to Run a Diagnostic Test on a Dell Monitor. NOTE: Self-test feature check (STFC) helps check if the Dell monitor is functioning as a stand-alone device. To check for screen abnormalities like flickering, distortion, clarity issues, fuzzy or blurry image, horizontal or vertical lines, color fade. NOTE: Integrated self-test (BIST) can be run only when one or more video cables are unplugged and the Dell monitor is in self-test mode. Reset the monitor to factory settings if your personal computer is not detecting the second monitor To reset a Dell monitor to factory default settings, follow these instructions: Press Button 3 on the monitor to enter the On-Screen Display (OSD) Menu. Press Button 1 or Button 2 to select Others option in the menu and press Button 3 to select. Press Button 1 or Button 2 to select Factory Reset option in the menu and press Button 3 to select. Press Button 3 to confirm the reset action. NOTE: The reset instructions for your Dell monitor might vary, see

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#1 Folks, I am trying to record video courses using PowerPoint and OBS 25.0.8 only records the top 70% of my screen, that is it misses about two lines of PowerPoint, how do I overcome this? #2 Sorry if too basic, but have you tried resizing the frame your Powerpoint is in? My guess is that your PPT is not the same screen ratio as your OBS canvas, right? 1920x1800 is a 1080p canvas, and 1920x1200 is a typical computer monitor...and that seems like about 2 lines? #3 I have googled extensively and do not understand what you mean above. How do I resize the frame my PowerPoint is in? #4 sorry so long for the reply.In OBS, I assume you added a "window capture" source or some such to get Powerpoint into your streamcast. Or you're capturing an entire monitor using "Display Capture".Below is my OBS preview with a captured Powerpoint window that is a different proportion (On Screen Show 16:10...a typical laptop screen proportion) than my OBS canvas (16:9...typical HD monitor/projector proportions)Notice at the bottom, there are red handles at the edge of the green outline of my window source. Now scroll down past this to see the solution. There would be a similar issue if the powerpoint were built in a "On Screen Show 4:3"...and even more would be cut off on the bottom. See the zebra stripes on the bottom? that means there's excess image that's not being shown. I took the bottom handle and resized the window capture frame so it fits inside myOBS canvas/preview window. Below is the result. Everything fits in OBS, and there are black bars at the sides (which can be fixed)The alternative to this is to build your Powerpoint in view...On Screen Show 16:9 or "widescreen" size. Let me know if that helps or not. I'll try to check in more frequently. #5 Thanks a lot, that works!