Hi mahenkumar,
You definately have a video problem. Do you have a video card or are you using the DZ68BC Vidio output?
If you have a video card make sure to turn off the video feed from your Mobo. Check all the cables and make sure they are in good in working order. What kind of monitor are you using? Is it Digital and High Def.or what?
Make sure that the software recognized the Monitor. Look in the Device Manager to see if there are any errors you should check all of the arrows on the left and expand them all.
Then report what you find in all of these areas. If everthing is good you may have a bad monitor or the Mobo is shot.
Good Luck
Papagym
We need to know if you are using the onboard video of your i7-2600K or if you are using a separate video card. If you are using the onboard video on the CPU, as I suspect, then I think you have run into a bug which appears sometimes when using a Z68 board and one of the faster LGA 1155 CPUs. I have also seen video problems when using a DZ68DB and i5-2500K. In this case, the bug only went away when a separate video card was installed.
Do you have the latest Intel graphics driver installed? If not, install it and see if the bug disappears. The latest driver is dated 5/16/2012 and can be found by going to intel.com, entering DZ68BC in the search box, selecting the first link, selecting "Latest BIOS and driver updates", selecting your OS, and then selecting the graphics driver.
Hello Friends;
Firstly I would like to thanks for your suggestions.Yes I am using onboard Graphics and Samsung Syncmaster LCD.I will also buy a graphic card very soon. But for now I will update my pc's bios and drivers and check if the problem is solved or not.
Hello friends,
Last week I bought EVGA GTX 560 ti Graphics Card.But I am still having the same problem.Only one thing has changed now my pc goes hang insted of those weired color lines and I also have to restart it.
Plesase Please Please help me....This problem is very annoying ...
I think you need to contact Intel. I have only limited experience with the Z68 bug, but it always went away when I installed a graphics card. And I have experience where I saw that bug, but instead of installing a graphics card, I switched motherboards from a DZ68DB to a DH67CL, and the problem disappeared so it was not the CPU. Maybe Intel has a way of debugging the problem.
