Monitor wavy display

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I've tried checking out my video/graphics card using software that I found on the Internet, but the programs I've run examine my registry, program files, etc. and want me to pay $30 to fix the 'problems' they've identified. Not gonna do it!

Is there some way to correct my situation for free?

Now Gin as before keep in mind it can either be the card or the cable here so lets asses...


And no software you download from the internet is not going to fix the issue.....you always download what the internet tells you to?

It might not have anything to do with the monitor, video card, or even the computer itself. Try moving the computer and monitor to an isolated electrical socket late at night with everything other appliance you can turned off before you waste any money. It could be electrical interference through the power itself. It happens all the time. I have a standard office electric pencil sharpener at work that's in the same room ( about 10 feet away ) and is on a seperate circuit, yet sharpen a pencil, and watch the monitor go wavy. same thing happens when someone plugs in a fan halfway across the shop even though it's through a completely different breaker box. Probablly a floating neutral

P.S. anything that you download to "fix" your computer for free, then tries to charge you to fix "all these problems" has probablly just infected your computer with malware.

I've tried changing cables. No help. I did read that a magnetic field can screw with your monitor, so I'll try moving the stuff.

How do you edit and put an image on the left side of your message? What about quotes on bottom?