Computer all bugged up

[renzoljd]

I need help! My computer all bugged up! Pixels from different locations of my monitor duplicated and pasted into other areas of my computer! And, for those who didn't knew, here is the effect:

[Samen]

Looks like you just put a filter over a screen shot.

[renzoljd]

At 3/13/08 01:59 AM, Samen wrote: Looks like you just put a filter over a screen shot.

It's not Photoshop. It's just a strange thing that probably make my computer broken (and I'm using the brother's computer for a while. My computer is not yet broken).

[Thesuit11]

Fuck you I don't have photoshop.

[Reaperssythe]

k if it aint photoshopped, its your gfx card

[Hornby]

I knew no good would come out of System 32

[Sundersoft]

At 3/13/08 03:29 AM, Reaperssythe wrote: k if it aint photoshopped, its your gfx card

He wouldn't be able to show us a screenshot if it were his card/monitor... It would look fine to us(I'm pretty sure).

Anyway, I'd go with a virus/some guy screwing around on your computer. (if not photoshopped)

[renzoljd]

At 3/13/08 03:39 AM, Sundersoft wrote:

At 3/13/08 03:29 AM, Reaperssythe wrote: k if it aint photoshopped, its your gfx card

He wouldn't be able to show us a screenshot if it were his card/monitor... It would look fine to us(I'm pretty sure).

Anyway, I'd go with a virus/some guy screwing around on your computer. (if not photoshopped)

I cannot because my GFX Card is inside, and I should look through holes of my CPU.

[Reaperssythe]

At 3/13/08 03:48 AM, renzoljd wrote:

At 3/13/08 03:39 AM, Sundersoft wrote:

At 3/13/08 03:29 AM, Reaperssythe wrote: k if it aint photoshopped, its your gfx card

He wouldn't be able to show us a screenshot if it were his card/monitor... It would look fine to us(I'm pretty sure).

Anyway, I'd go with a virus/some guy screwing around on your computer. (if not photoshopped)

I cannot because my GFX Card is inside, and I should look through holes of my CPU.

i think you should get a screwdriver, take out 2 screws and open it up. its not that hard >.>

[emochild]

At 3/13/08 03:34 AM, Hornby wrote: I knew no good would come out of System 32

Don't blame System 32, blame the Y2K bug

[BlindObject]

Prob your vid settings.

Could be anything really. When did this start happened?

Anything installed lately that might of made this?

Do you use limewire? kaaza? Any program like this?

It could be an annoying virus/trojan/reg.

[renzoljd]

At 3/13/08 04:01 AM, BlindObject wrote: Prob your vid settings.

Could be anything really. When did this start happened?

Anything installed lately that might of made this?

Do you use limewire? kaaza? Any program like this?

It could be an annoying virus/trojan/reg.

I don't have Limewire, Kaaza, or anything like that (my brother's computer, which I'm using for a while, has Limewire). As for my anti-virus program, I've used a lot of anti-viruses before (maybe 10, around 4 anti-virus programs (Avast!, AVG, Norton (Not sure) are some examples I've used), but now, I'm using AVG 8.0.

[q13qew]

Lol dude your computer is fucked up

[Archkronos]

At 3/13/08 03:29 AM, Reaperssythe wrote: k if it aint photoshopped, its your gfx card

Hay inferno.

Anyho, renzo. Scan for Virus' while unplugged, keep CMD open to abort shutdowns, etc. Follow mx's advice. Run windows update. Try isolating the problem if you have another machine by swapping componants about.

[taemo]

i have 3 solutions:

1.) reprogram
2.) smash your computer using a slegehammer so there will be no more bug
3.) baygon so the BUGS will die

[disasterarea]

I hate to say it, but your video card is probably shot. A similar thing happened to when my X600 went. Pic is what happened to me.