M mattnotis macrumors regular Original poster May 9, 2010 153 106 Jul 30, 2010 #1 There are a bunch of horizontal lines that're plaguing my iMac. What's causing this? Attachments Screen shot 2010-07-30 at 3.01.44 PM.png 1,019.9 KB · Views: 223
L leman macrumors Core Oct 14, 2008 19,616 19,861 Jul 30, 2010 #2 I would worry more about the splattered blood!
B BreadMaster macrumors member Jul 30, 2010 44 0 Jul 30, 2010 #3 Firefox is having trouble rendering. Switch to Chrome or Safari. ...unless it's widespread - do you see it on other apps, or your desktop?
Firefox is having trouble rendering. Switch to Chrome or Safari. ...unless it's widespread - do you see it on other apps, or your desktop?
M mattnotis macrumors regular Original poster May 9, 2010 153 106 Jul 30, 2010 #4 BreadMaster said: Firefox is having trouble rendering. Switch to Chrome or Safari. ...unless it's widespread - do you see it on other apps, or your desktop? Click to expand... Yes, it pops up on my desktop as well. And occasionally when I watch movies in the Quicktime player.
BreadMaster said: Firefox is having trouble rendering. Switch to Chrome or Safari. ...unless it's widespread - do you see it on other apps, or your desktop? Click to expand... Yes, it pops up on my desktop as well. And occasionally when I watch movies in the Quicktime player.
pt0016 macrumors regular Jul 9, 2010 115 4 Jul 30, 2010 #5 Odd, it's obviously not a display problem, as it is a screen shot.
cluthz macrumors 68040 Jun 15, 2004 3,118 4 Norway Jul 30, 2010 #6 pt0016 said: Odd, it's obviously not a display problem, as it is a screen shot. Click to expand... Yes seems like a software problem. Does it disappear when you drag another window over the desktop?
pt0016 said: Odd, it's obviously not a display problem, as it is a screen shot. Click to expand... Yes seems like a software problem. Does it disappear when you drag another window over the desktop?
M mattnotis macrumors regular Original poster May 9, 2010 153 106 Jul 31, 2010 #7 cluthz said: Yes seems like a software problem. Does it disappear when you drag another window over the desktop? Click to expand... No, I can "hide" it if I put something over it. Its really odd. My friend says it's from overheating.
cluthz said: Yes seems like a software problem. Does it disappear when you drag another window over the desktop? Click to expand... No, I can "hide" it if I put something over it. Its really odd. My friend says it's from overheating.