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Monitor bug I need help with!

Tobyranger
By Tobyranger
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Okay so. 

Got this monitor about a year ago, it is an Acer XG270HU

With the screenshots below, you can see it looks like the monitor picture my task bar and is putting it in every screen, I don't know how to explain this correctly, but I know it is the monitor because when I take a screenshot in the computer, it's not there. It's like ghosting the task bar for some reason

 

Is my monitor dying ? lmao

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@Tobyranger have you updated drivers?

Either @piratemonkey or quote me when responding to me. I won't see otherwise

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Yes, I have, I don't understand whats going on lol is this gonna affect the whole monitor someday? 

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Screen burn in.

 

does it appear when you are in the bios as well?

 

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Burn in is permanent. It happens when a single image / part of an image is left on a screen for too long. LED panels like your are susceptible to it. It is a common issue across many devices. 

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16 minutes ago, Tobyranger said:

yes, any way to fix that ?

Watch this video in  full screen for 8 hours,  it may help. 

 

 

Slayerking92

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