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| Odd display behavior A couple of weeks ago, my Powerbook G4 started behaving a little oddly (after a year and a half of ownership, but a recent logic board replacement). A horizontal red bar showed up under the top menu bar, and very thin vertical red lines showed up on the display, apparently tied to moving windows. So I reinstalled the OS, which seemed to take well enough, until I had the same thing come up again tonight. The display itself does not seem to be damaged, as those bars only show up when the finder starts; the background is normal when it starts up with my login screen and before the menu bar appears. I played around a little with the display options, and changing the display size to something else and back again got rid of that for now, but I'm wondering if anyone has had a similar problem, and if it's anything I need to worry about, or something I can find a permanent fix for? Thanks! |
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