Turned on my PC today and got this on my top monitor. I'm not too savvy with hardware side of things for repair. Is this able to be saved? It's a MSI mag274qrf-qd
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the tech gamer junkie in me is screaming. very tempted to buy their module for my custom keyboard kit.
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Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays all! Stay safe!
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Happy Turkey Day folks! Everyone have a great rest of the week!
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The new toy has arrived...
now to put it away until I have time to build it
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"shannonsminion" — October 3rd, 2023 at 2:19AM
Wow! Such patience! I'd have already begun and have been asking GTribe questions and "how-to's!"
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Wait if, as Lyne suggests, that is just a hang on the wallpaper and you have other monitors, just open task manager and find explorer.exe and restart the process. I run into this on my multi monitor setup sometimes and just restarting windows explorer usually clears it
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Gah! As bad as a bsod! #help!
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This is the Japanese NASA logo (stylized). You seem to be stuck on the wallpaper.
Possible fix: Hit the shift key 5 times it will bring up the 'sticky note' message asking if you want to turn sticky notes on; You then will be able to 'alt, ctrl, delete' and get your Windows login screen back... maybe.
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