Cole_Wuz_Here

There are several things I would try:

Ensure your GPU has the latest driver installed

Make sure the monitor works with other devices without the distortion

Try a different cable to connect the display

Make sure the port on the display and the PC does not looked damaged

Make sure you Graphics card (if you have one) is fully inserted in the slot

I don't know if this helps but you could try booting a live USB of Ubuntu or Manjaro and see if you can get display output from your GPU.

If it works than at least you can be sure there is nothing wrong with your hardware.

Turn a old computer into a Chromebook using a software called cloudready

I would like to see Linus use Linux

On 3/20/2019 at 4:16 PM, CPotter said:

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Adventures in creating homemade Chromebook

You can use a software called cloudready to turn any PC into a Chromebook with chrome os. It runs great on old and slow hardware. I personally use it on a slow hp stream

https://www.neverware.com/freedownload