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jmmm

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Mar 16, 2008
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Then the computer makes iTunes to show the half but when i stops scrolling it will show the full pic and when i scroll on a web page many lines is messed up i have attached som screenshots.
 

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thats wierd thats never happened to me... im guessing it doesnt fix itself if you let it wait and load?
 
thats wierd thats never happened to me... im guessing it doesnt fix itself if you let it wait and load?

if i wait then there is nothing.

I have an idea that this only happens when the computer goes in hibernate and the iTunes was turned on?
 
i have the same exact problem.

i can produce it in mail app, address, book, safari, finder, ANYTHING where i can scroll.

apple has replaced my macbook pro 3 times and on each one i can reproduce the problem.

when i went to apple, the geniuses attempted to blame the problem on me, saying that i was doing something to the laptop.

as of now i have sent half a dozen screenshots to the engineering department at apple showing this "tearing". they have asked me to run capturedata on my mbp and send them the results. i did that earlier today, hopefully i'll hear some good news in a few days.
 

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when i went to apple, the geniuses attempted to blame the problem on me, saying that i was doing something to the laptop.

You should have call them blasphemous and asked to speak to the manager about their rude service.
 
reset the nvram

I have tried to reset the nvram - and for now it seems to work so i cross my fingers and hope it will stay that way!
 
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