Screen issues help

[Dfcollins]

Help please, I have attached a picture of what my screen is doing! I've googled and tried everything suggested I found.
Any idea what's wrong and a possible solution. Thank you in advance.
David

 

[HDFan]

Assuming that this also occurs if you boot into safe mode, login as another user, or after you reinstall the OS (after making multiple backups of course) it looks like a hardware problem.

 

[Dfcollins]

Assuming that this also occurs if you boot into safe mode, login as another user, or after you reinstall the OS (after making multiple backups of course) it looks like a hardware problem.

That's what I was afraid of. I have tried everything software and settings related I could find online that may have fixed the issue. Thank you for your reply.

 

[Macschrauber]

Help please, I have attached a picture of what my screen is doing! I've googled and tried everything suggested I found.
Any idea what's wrong and a possible solution. Thank you in advance.
David

Should be a hardware issue.

Youre in the wrong forum btw, this is the desktop Mac Pro forum.

 

[Nguyen Duc Hieu]

Help please, I have attached a picture of what my screen is doing! I've googled and tried everything suggested I found.
Any idea what's wrong and a possible solution. Thank you in advance.
David

Issues: The LCD panel got a bad contact point to its control board. Some dead components, too.
Repair method:
Hardcore Expert level: clean the bad contact point, re-attach the LCD control board, check and replace/disconnect the bad components.
Normal Expert level: Replace the LCD panel with same OEM parts, or old parts salvaged from dead MBP.
Poor user level: Cut off the LCD panel and use external monitor.
Rich user level: Replace the MBP.

 

[Dfcollins]

Should be a hardware issue.

Youre in the wrong forum btw, this is the desktop Mac Pro forum.

Thank you I'll pay more attention next time sorry