Is this pink vertical lines a software problem??

I get some pink vertical lines in my camera app once in a day.Had this same problem with two other iphone 5 n got it replaced and now its happened with the third so i think its the glitch in the software and not the hardware.Is there any way to solve it.Plzz if anyone can help me!!!??

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4hC015PYOnk The problem is like this as in video do u gve ny idea??

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Return the machine and exchange it for another. You have 14 days from date of purchase to exchange the machine or get a complete refund.
Good luck,
Clinton

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Hi there,
I'm new to the forums, but I have a serious problem with my nearly 4 year old iMac 27" model.
I was using my iMac one evening and then suddenly everything displayed on the screen gets immediately pushed to the left of the computer screen. Then after a minute, my screen turns a solid gray, displaying no dock, no header bar, no options, and the keyboard and mouse suddenly disconnect.
When I turned back on my computer, it seemed to boot up perfectly normal. The normal gray start-up screen displays:
Then it displays the Apple logo and begins to spin the loading circle icon below it. But this time it adds 5 vertical pink lines down the screen from left to right. They stay in place the entire time:
And then when the login screen finishes loading, instead of bringing up my Account and my Password text box, it displays just a solid gray screen with the same 5 pink vertical lines on it, as shown below:
I've let it set for a half hour and nothing changes. During this time the keyboard and mouse seem to be disconnected, nothing seems to work with the screen or the computer itself. I hold the on/off button on the rear, turning it off and then on again. The same process happens with the boot up, the Apple logo appears, then the spinning loading icon below it, and then the vertical bars appear and the Apple logo and spinning icon disappear.
Is this a problem with the screen that an external monitor hooked up to it might fix, or is it a graphics card problem? I didn't buy the extended warranty package for the computer and it's roughly 3 1/2 years old.
Any idea what might cause this and how it could be fixed in the cheapest way possible?

I have the same problem since yesterday evening.
My google research found this:
iMac (27-inch): AMD Radeon 6970M Video Card Replacement Program - Apple Support
Maybe this is our problem. My iMac fits into this category.

Pink vertical lines appearing on screen

I have a G5 about 2 years old. Recently a pale pink vertical line appeared down the screen, another about 2 weeks later and today a third line appeared. They do not affect the screen's visibility, but I wander if anyone else has found a resolution to this minor problem (without having to go out and purchase a replacement.

Hi Ocean swimmer-
Greetings and welcome to the Apple boards.
Makes sure to check the cable connections at both ends.
Which monitor do you have? If you take a screen shot do the lines still show up in the same place?
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-DaddyPaycheck

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I have pink vertical lines appearing on my rMPB (mid 2012) screen. I've had the screen replaced twice already for LCD burn in and then the second screen had dead pixels and chips in the glass. But now, a couple of months after the last replacement, I've started to get these lines appearing normally after the computer has been asleep for a while. Once it warms up it seems to become more stable, but as touching the actual screen (as in slightly opening or closing it) seems to alleviate the issue - I think it could be a problem with a cable connection or something. Thoughts??

Run Apple Hardware Test in EXTENDED MODE at least 3 times back to back. If you ran the basic test that is useless. I doubt a 5 year old machine is covered by any type of warranty however you can always check to see if there is an active recall. If there is and it's still active then take it to your local Apple Store or AASP for repair. If it's not covered as I suspect then you will have to have to pay for the repairs.
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Pink vertical line

Since last night a pink vertical line is appearing on mylaptop's screen at one third distance from right side. The laptop is still in warranty period till coming 2 months.
The line appears as soon as the pc is turned on. Though there have been 2-3 occassions when the line has not appeared on turning on the pc but since the morning the line just doesn't disappear on restarting the laptop.
I thought of attaching a screenshot but the line doesn't appear on it. Please let me know what i should do to remove this line.
Need help!
model: Pavilion 15- e016tx

Hi Madhav117,
Thank you for visiting the HP Support Forums and Welcome. I have read your thread on your HP Pavilion 15-e016tx Notebook and a pink vertical line on the LED. Please call our technical support at 800-474-6836. If you are calling within North America, the number is 1-800-474-6836 and for all other regions click here.
They will assist you immediately.
Thanks.
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What does it mean when there pink vertical lines on the start up screen?

What does it mean when there are pink vertical lines on the start up screen on an IMac ?

It means you have a hardware problem. That could be the screen itself or the graphics system, GPU.

Two Thin Pink Vertical Lines accross my Screen

Hello everyone,
I purchased an HP ENVY dv6 Notebook PC early this July, 2014. By August, I realized a thin pink line was flashing accross my screen. I freaked out inmediately. Now, in September, two thing pink lines appeared.
What can I do?
I need a solution. Fast!
PS. HP has guarantee up to a year, is there a HP tech support that can change my screen in Manhattan?

Hi @brandex
Welcome to the HP Support Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience! To help you get the most out of the HP Forums I would like to direct your attention to the HP Forums Guide First Time Here? Learn How to Post and More.
I saw your post regarding the two pink lines you are getting across your screen. You can confirm that this is a hardware issue by connecting an external monitor to your notebook. If the external monitor has the lines then we know it is a software/driver issue however if you don't get the lines then we know it is hardware issue.
If it turns out it is a software problem then please reply back with your operating system and the product number for your Envy and we will look at reinstall your graphics driver.
If it turns out to be a hardware issue then you need to contact HP regarding a repair. You can reach HP Total Care at 1-800-474-6836 in North America.
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Pink vertical lines on my screen &freezes on startup screen

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Factory: W8 Shanghai China
Recently my computer froze and I had to power off & power back on manually. When I powered back on I had a bunch of wavy pink lines all over the apple startup screen and would freeze after 30 seconds of the gear spinning. Searching on the Internet I read to try and reset the nvram by holding down Command Option P & R. Once I reset the nvram my computer rebooted and the pink wavy lines were gone they are now pink vertical bars and still freezes. I have the original boot disk that came with my computer and tried running Apple Hardware Test, results came back: "No trouble found". Not sure what else to do, I have read all over the Internet it could be a million different things it could be my RAM, it could be my logic board, or hard drive, or LCD screen not sure how to rule any of these out. I also read there could be a defect with these computers made from factory W8 in Shanghai China and Apple will repair free of charge. Does anyone else know anything about this? Please help!! Thanks

Run Apple Hardware Test in EXTENDED MODE at least 3 times back to back. If you ran the basic test that is useless. I doubt a 5 year old machine is covered by any type of warranty however you can always check to see if there is an active recall. If there is and it's still active then take it to your local Apple Store or AASP for repair. If it's not covered as I suspect then you will have to have to pay for the repairs.
http://www.apple.com/support/exchange_repair/

Start up has pink vertical lines then monitor goes blank on iMac

I was working on my computer when all of a sudden the screen went grey with 5 vertical pink lines appeared. I have switched the monitor off, but now it starts up with the pink lines then goes to a blank screen, what is the problem?

Sounds like a hardware problem ..
You can run the Apple Hardware Test
Or take your Mac to an Apple Store or Apple certitied repair provider listed here.

The Display Screen shows many pink vertical lines

I purchased a Lenovo G580, and now after 1 year my screen is having some problem. The problems are:
1. The screen has many vericals lines of pink colour
2. The colour has been totally messed. I mean the screen has been discoloured like very bad.
I am having this problem since past month. Went to the Support Centre even, I want to know what has happened.
Link to picture
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I wanted to check in to see if anyone is still experiencing pink lines appearing on the screen on G580 notebooks?
If you are, could you please post a picture of the issue?
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Appears to be LCD hardware problem as line is not there if external monitor used. This is the second LCD for this unit that is 2.5 years old, and in which the heat sink problem inherent in the original design of this PC has supposedly been fixed. Speakers are now starting to produce feedback if volume turned to half or more, probably due to earlier heat sink problem. In any event, Toshiba's position is they've fixed it twice for "free", and my position is a 2.5-year old $3,800 laptop should not have had to be fixed at all, yet.
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Hi there,
I am sorry that you had so bad experience with your machine, I had many probs with my tecra S4 too, but they fixed it without problems. I think it has something with the repair center to do, where you´re giving your machine for repair.
My machine was in 3 (!!) service centers and only the last two were able to fix my problem. (They were two separate probs, one of them was my fault -> chianti on my keyboard :( )
So, if you need a new panel then you must not place your order to toshiba. You can also order a new or used panel in some spare parts onlineshops.
I don´t know if you already looked, it seems you didn´t, otherwise you won´t write here.
It would be interesting which machine you exactly have, maybe I can help you finding a new panel for an accurate price ;)
Don´t worry mate, there are solutions for everything.
Nice weekend

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My Ipod touch screen will not come up unless I conect it to the computer. It never gets past the apple logo and never fully retores? My screen is crackd a little at the bottom. Is this a screen or software problem?

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Thank you for your help. This would be one of my older Macs...I have a new iMac as my workstation/server, 3 iMac G3's iMac G4, iMac G5, eMac, Mac Mini, PowerBook G4, 2 iBook G4s, iBook G3, MacBook, MacBook Pro...I think that I could live with the line on the screen, but it would be nice if I could replace the whole display/ribbon cable assembly to make it even better. I upgraded the entire machine inside and out except for the display and when I finished..I turned it on and it was fine..about 3 weeks later a pink line appeared...seems that it could be a simple pinched/broken cable? Who knows, but I wish I could connect it to an external monitor..missing that VGA adapter..thanks though..I wonder why it randomly appeared when the display hinge was rarely opened/closed..any ideas why it is only a single line and not multiple? I showed it to my friend who is into tech and he believes that that particular column of pixels are simply dead..appreciate it..

Is this pink vertical lines a software problem??

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