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Old November 4th 03, 07:41 PM
Thijs Verbeek
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Default Solar storm etc

Basic elctronics tel me, that when a electro-magnetic storm can have an
impact large enough to overload a power station, it wil influence your
monitor aswel.

My sony tv is mounted on an rotating platform, so I can view television
whereever I sit in my living-room. When I rotate too fast, I get a funny
coloured didtortion at the corners. And that's just the influence from the
earth magnetic field.


"ck26" wrote in message
. ..
Yeah - mine's started doing that when I've had the monitor switched off -

I
think there must have been a surreptiously installed windows update for

the
graphics accelaorator recently.




 




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