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December 22nd, 2024 21:18
Monitor Issue
XPS 27 7760
There is a bubbly looking line going across my All-In-One desktop computer. It seems to grow a little every day. No issues otherwise with the computer. It is Windows 10 operating system.
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redxps630
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December 23rd, 2024 00:57
is it like some fluid leaking out at edge
https://www.dell.com/community/en/conversations/xps-desktops/xps-27-7760-aio-screen-leaks-sticky-compound/647f9cb5f4ccf8a8de0e08d4
felinette72
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December 23rd, 2024 08:11
No. Nothing is leaking out. The appearance looks like water streak going across the top of the screen. It is transparent. In the upper left corner the area is somewhat larger, but thru the middle (at the very top of the screen ) it is about a quarter inch wide. Every day when I sign on, it has expanded further to the right about an inch or two.
redxps630
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December 23rd, 2024 18:40
in that case if it were a touch screen panel this phenomenon would be called delamination and is an unfortunate defect of touch screen
felinette72
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December 23rd, 2024 19:26
Thank you for your assistance. It is an older computer
redxps630
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December 24th, 2024 19:12
upload a pic if you can.
felinette72
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January 14th, 2025 18:31
It has now moved completely across the screen. It's an all-in-one PC. Is there anything I can do? Will it eventually obliterate the screen image. I have a picture...how to download?
redxps630
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January 14th, 2025 20:31
it may be touchscreen delamination. the entire screen needs to be replaced, but since it is old pc, not worth the cost.
felinette72
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January 14th, 2025 22:33
If I let it go for a while, will it be okay. This is bad time of year financially for me to have buy another PC :(
redxps630
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January 15th, 2025 03:16
if it is delamination it either stays bad or gets worse but would not reverse damage.