Thin lines show up across the whole screen, more visible on dark backgrounds. Swapped the HDMI cable and they're still there. Is the monitor on its way out or could it be the graphics card?
Got a 34 inch ultrawide and want to use it like two separate displays, one for email and one for spreadsheets. Snapping windows works but isn't quite the same. Is there a proper way to do this in Windows 11?
There's a dim, cloudy patch in the bottom left corner of my monitor, worse on white backgrounds. It's not on screenshots so it's not the GPU. Backlight bleed or the panel dying? The monitor is about three years old.
Plugged my laptop into a new 34 inch curved monitor and the highest option in display settings is 1920x1080, everything looks stretched. It should be 3440x1440. I'm using the laptop's HDMI port, Intel graphics. Is it the cable, the port or a driver?
The power light on my monitor is on and it shows the brand logo when I switch it on, then black. PC fans are running and the keyboard lights up. Already tried a different HDMI cable. What should I check next?
Fresh install on a desktop with an Nvidia card. The second screen over DisplayPort works in Windows on the same machine, but Settings > Displays only shows one. Do I need a different driver?
Was fine this morning, now anything white looks pink. Dell monitor over HDMI on a desktop. Swapped the cable, same thing. Is the monitor dying or have I knocked a colour setting?