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So I woke up from taking a nap today and I turned on my computer monitor. Usually when I turn it on, the screen shakes a little bit. This time it didn't stop shaking. I was quite frightened because I am poor as hell right now and I need my computer to do my online classes, work on websites, and for business. Anyway, luckily I was able to fix the problem. Here are some things I tried:
1. I powered off the monitor and jiggled the power connector and made sure it was plugged in securely. This did not fix the problem. 2. I then powered off the monitor again, unplugged the power connector, waited about a minute, and then plugged it in again. This did not solve the problem. 3. At this point I remembered that I changed my screen refresh rate last night just to see if it made any difference. So went back into my monitor settings and lowered the screen refresh rate back to what it was set at the day before. Yes, this fixed the problem. To change your refresh rate, first right-click anywhere on an open space on your desktop. From the dropdown menu that appears, select Properties. Click the Settings tab. Now click the Advanced button. Then click the Monitor tab. Finally, select the refresh rate dropdown menu and change it to something slower than it is. Hopefully that fixes the problem.
If this doesn't fix your problem, you should also try changing the screen resolution. When I first played Warcraft III on this computer, the screen in game would shake like nuts. I had to go into the game options and change the screen resolution until I found one that would not shake violently. I hope this article helps someone! Let me know if it did please!
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