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screen issue
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Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Everett, WA
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I had this happen a couple of times as of late. A simple restart usually fixes it and this is intermitant, I don't see it happen very often at least not yet. Does anyone know from the screenshot below what might be happening?
Powerbook Titanium 1ghz 
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Join Date: May 2005
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yikes! Unfortunately I can provide no real advice on what to do, hopefully someone can.
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Join Date: Jan 2003
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Try running the Hardware Test on your boot disk.
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Your graphics chip is probably taking a dive. The hardware test may substantiate this.
Steve
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Join Date: Oct 2003
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Wooo.... looks like you hacked in The Matrix. Sorry to say, it is probably hardware issue. Does this happen when you are doing some graphic intensive work?
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15"MBP/C2D2.4GHz/4GB RAM/320GB HD
15"MBP/C2D2.16GHz/3GB RAM/250GB HD
12"PB/1GHz/768MB/60GB/SuperDrive/AE
iPhone 8GB/iPod video 30GB
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Join Date: Sep 2003
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I only have it show up on a boot up - doesn't happen during work, thank god. First time it happened was after a trip so I though maybe a loose connection - I checked them all and they seem fine.
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If it's still under warranty, I'd recommend a trip to the Apple Store.
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