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thanks, for the notes. It cant be .plist error nor software as I have erased the disc and installed a new OS aswell. I think it must be the monitor (Apple Studio Display), so will know once I borrow another this weekend. I went into an Apple store and spoke to a 'Mac Genius' he has since...

Hey Tommo, thanks for that. Before I do it, are there any complications I can cause by doing so, as documentations suggests only qualified technicians attemt this process? Also, is the battery likely to cause this? I have no signals suggesting this. i.e. time and date are always correct...

Cheers CJ, but as I mentioned, Ive already tried 'zapping the pramm'. Anyone else got any idea's? I'm borrowing another monitor tomorrow to eliminate either the Macs disc or if its the LCD. Cheers Hydro

Hi, thanx for the reply, I have done all of the above, and even did an 'erase and re-install with my new copy of Leopard....its great, but looks so lousy due to this pixels problem...have another look....another pic... Ive also zapped the pramm to reset the VRAM...no change. Is it that...

Forgot to mention, I have deleted the saver, ran repair permissions, disk first aid, but to no avail. I have G4 Quicksilver with Apple Cinema Display (the old glass looking type). OSX 10.4.10 Thanks

Hi I hope someone can help. A while ago I installed some stupid screensaver from Mac downloads page, and ever since, my Mac has these dots all over the place, especially the desktop. I have attached a screenshot of a section of my desktop. How can I get rid of this? Any help much...