Monitor Ghosting
Quick Tip By JasonV.comSometimes a monitor may display a ghosted image. Before returning the monitor as a defect, check the cable that connects the monitor to the computer. The cable should be about 1/4" in diameter. This means that each wire inside is shielded to prevent ghosting. If the wire is 1/8" inch there is a strong chance that the wire is unshielded. This is almost certainly the cause of the ghosting. Replace the cable and the ghosting should stop.This worked for me; I had a Samsung Syncmaster 950p which was ghosting badly. Replacing the video cable on the monitor to a thick one worked perfectly.
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