Hi all you computer Guru's out there! I have a really Bad Problem with my computer right now! I don't Know If it's a virus or what?! OK my problem is that when using my Computer, say for example I am writing this message, and the White Background all of a sudden turns to a Light Green! Along with all my Tray icons and letters, like on a Web page, along with some of my Desktop Icon's! This driving me Nuts, beacause even with FS2004 running this thing Happens!! the letters turn green, and some ground textures also turn green! This never happened before and it does this all on it's own! I never adjusted anything to make this #### thing Happen! I also ran my virus Checker, adaware, and Spy Stormer program to check for things, and it found a few stuff like cookies etc...but no Viruses! So now I am more COnfused! I need HELP PLEASE to fix this annoying problem! I have a DELL 8200 P4 1.7 with Windows XP! Please anything else I can do to get rid of this Problem! MIKE:(

Do you have integrated video on the motherboard or a video card on an expansion slot? If it's the former it could be a hardware issue with the motherboard. If it's the latter I would try a different slot and see if it goes away. ...did you try to adjust the display settings, refresh rates, etc?

hi, not sure what your asking? I have a kinda old Ge Force MX4000 Asylum 128MB Vid card that i replaced in march. and installed it in the same slot as the orginal card was. and worked fine so far.? And I did not change any setting for the monitor or it's refresh rates which is at 60 from what i saw in the properties window? any more suggestions? could it be the Vid card itself going bad?

Hi Mike,If you have access to a working monitor, try disconnecting your current monitor and connecting that to your computer. Alternatively, try connecting a working computer to your current monitor. The idea is to isolate the issue i.e. determine whether the problem lies with the monitor or the computer.While you're at it, check the pins on the plug that connects the monitor to the video card. Make sure that when you're connecting/disconnecting the plug, the plug goes *straight* in and *straight* out. It could be that one of the pins are bent and not connecting properly.Hope this helps.Edwin