Darker top third and bottom third this AM

I came down this morning and when I woke the computer [PowermacG5] from sleep saw something I'd never seen before = my 30" ACD came up and the top and the bottom 1/3 were darker than the middle 1/3 - I checked the pref. and adjusted the brightness but it didn't improve it = I then rebooted the whole computer and now it's gone = I'm certainly glad it's gone but thought I would ask whether anyone knows the cause/fix etc.
I had just upgraded to 10.4.9 but don't see the correlation, at least yet

Hi
Normally a partially dimmed LCD indicates a problem with the back light(s). Assuming the 30" ACD has three (top, middle and bottom), it seems unlikely though that two would temporarily fail simultaneously and then work again after a reboot. I guess one option would be to keep an eye on it to see whether it happens again.

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I hope this might interest someone. The situation; 3 floors,I am having trouble with an an Airport Extreme, 802.11n on the top floor and a Mac Pro 3.1 on the bottom floor. Not always but often it has trouble seeing the Airport and making a connection. I h

I'm not sure how to post a message. I hope this might interest someone. The situation; 3 floors,I am having trouble with an an Airport Extreme, 802.11n on the top floor and a Mac Pro 3.1 on the bottom floor. Not always but often it has trouble seeing the Airport and making a connection. I have an older Airport Express, would it help to install it? would it work best if it was installed in the same room? should it be installed half way in between? Get another Extreme? The Mac Book Pro on the middle floor can see 11 networks in the neighbourhood if that might be causing a problem or would if I installed the Express. Thank for your consideration.

Thanks for your time ... I appologize for the font and colour, I compossed the question in pages and failed to notice the font colour as grey ... there are a variety of computers of various ages so I think it is using a setting that allows both 5G and 2.4 ... the connection to the Airport is thru a cable modem and cable does run throuhout the house ... maybe those hard wires would be a place to look at ... do you think that putting the 'Express' on the second floor might help ... thanks again ...

Darker top third and bottom third this AM

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