Uh oh please don't tell me my motherboard is in need of replacing. I have green lines up and down the screen while the computer is booting and when it detects the hard drive I have blue blocks. When windows comes on my screen looks as though I'm looking at it through a mesh screen. I hooked it up to an external monitor and had the same problem. Can bad memory cause this?
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green lines and blue blocks in bios screen
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1/19/07 at 5:39pm
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