Try logging in to the setup page and make sure its in English. You can also do a factory reset if you have to, but it will lose the volume and all data. If it's already set to English, try a bios update first. You may get lucky. In any case, if you can still get to files, and if all is well on the setup web page, then you probably just have a loose lcd panel connector.
No, don't do a factory default. There's no localization for the LCD — it's only in English. Just reboot when you get a chance. RAIDar is still reporting correct status, right?
i saw it, simple reboot helped
I´m sorry, I have to say no. And you are right this does not look good. Maybe rebooting helps.
yikes! its better then some of those old HP printers which would start reading out news feeds if you connected them to a network the wrong way.
I think itisbecoming self aware…. I will reboot after its done syncing the replacement volume…
Can't say I've seen this, but a reboot should help.
Japanese. hmmmm. Identity crisis.
I'm going to suggest the obvious. Have you looked at the log files/error logs?
Try logging in to the setup page and make sure its in English. You can also do a factory reset if you have to, but it will lose the volume and all data. If it's already set to English, try a bios update first. You may get lucky. In any case, if you can still get to files, and if all is well on the setup web page, then you probably just have a loose lcd panel connector.
No, don't do a factory default. There's no localization for the LCD — it's only in English. Just reboot when you get a chance. RAIDar is still reporting correct status, right?
Its all good minus the insane screen….