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Posted on Jul 18, 2011
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Hi, I have a Dell Precision M90. It has worked great until now. The problem started when I walked away while it was turned on. It was not on my docking station. When I came back a while later the screen saver was on, but the screen was "stuck" with the Windows screen saver logo not moving and the screen had small horizontal lines all over it. I had to power it off, because it was locked up. When I turned it back on, before the Dell startup screen came up, there was a lot of small horizontal lines all over the screen, then the Dell screen comes up, then the Windows XP screen comes up, then the screen flickers with a lot of random characters, then the small horizontal lines are all over the screen, and then it just locks up. It happens when it is docked and undocked. I have tried to boot multiple times, but same thing. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks, Tom Grantham

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These problem called garbaig problem

first of all plug out your pc ram and rub its golden area from a rubber
if the problem is still then replace it with the new one.

if problem not solved yet its mean your ram is ok and problem is in AGP now you have to change your agp. ok

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