Why does a computer monitor engineer strange noise even when switched stale?
Answer:
It's the cracking of the plastic due to temeprature change. Mine had it as all right (it's 6 years old). It dissapeared after I opened it and cleaned it from dust.
Your monitor have speakers?
im sure ur talking more or less a regular, non-lcd monitor. they have cathode gleam tubes that shoot the elctrons and paint the picture on the screens phosphorous surface. when u shut stale te monitors, the crt halts the beam, and u hear the beams climax their bombardment on the screen.
Does it benign of make close to a popping or cracking noise? Mine does too, and every time I turn the monitor rotten, it sounds like static or something? I a short time ago think it's overworked and it's readjusting to individual off possibly.
I really have no clue.
the following page should answer your press
http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000...
HOLY ____! IT'S GOING TO EXLPODE! TAKE COVER! AHHHH! LOL...well in actuality, you're monitor still has power stored surrounded by it when it's off. You shouldn't verbs about it too much, but if it starts to net really loud noises, later thats when you start to worry...
yes this is due to temp
As the monitor cools, the metal shrinks and make assorted popping and cracking noises.
Dust serves as contained by insulator and increases the temperature.
One should never remove the monitor cover for dusting purposes. Better to dust the monitor from time to time.
it's cooling down or it's haunted by the spirit of a chinese sweat shop.
Hire a Conficus Priestess to execute Horatio on said Monitor.
Or maybe you hold a monitor lizard?
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