Monitor Burn-in/Ghosting problem

James Noscoper

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I don't know if it is burn-in but when I open a program and it's like my monitor just copies it and it shows a ghosted version of it on the desktop or on something which makes it visible but when I switch my monitor off for about 8 hours it goes then I open a program and it will do it again. It only ghosts it in left half of my monitor and fades out towards the right ( it also makes the quality really back and have lines in the top left corner).

Dual monitors - AOC (Generic PnP) monitors
Processor - AMD FX(tm)-6100 Six-Core Processor 3.80 GHz
OS - Windows 7 64-bit
 
Solution
You can try this trick here (http://lifehacker.com/146469/remove-lcd-image-burn-in)

Or you can try this method. Download 2 images one complete white and one complete black. Save them anywhere and then select both and set them as wallpaper. Then go to the Personalize option in windows 7 (right mouse click on the desktop) then go to the Desktop Background and then edit the change every picture to 30 seconds. Leave it for a hour or so. See if that fixes it.

If it is a ghosting then it will be fixed but if it is Burn-in then you can't do anything to fix it.
Download a program called Speccy here (https://www.piriform.com/speccy) install it and post the image of the main page or the very first page you recieve. Also try removing one monitor and only try one. Also try your monitors in another Pc or laptop or your friend's or family. post the results back here.
 
You can try this trick here (http://lifehacker.com/146469/remove-lcd-image-burn-in)

Or you can try this method. Download 2 images one complete white and one complete black. Save them anywhere and then select both and set them as wallpaper. Then go to the Personalize option in windows 7 (right mouse click on the desktop) then go to the Desktop Background and then edit the change every picture to 30 seconds. Leave it for a hour or so. See if that fixes it.

If it is a ghosting then it will be fixed but if it is Burn-in then you can't do anything to fix it.
 
Solution