[Panayotis]

hi

i bought a new laptop Fujistus Siemen AmiloPro V3505
and i ihave a problem with the display

i do not have full webpage display
(i do not have the grey colomn on http://windowsupdate for example)
(i do not have the green colomn on hipofilo ccleaner)

i have non conflict (no yellom point)
i have dowloaded latest driver ofr 945GM

i think about a problem with active desktop
but don't find the solution

any idea

thnak you very much

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Which web browser are you using?.
Maybe some browser's files are corrupted (something not very common if it's a brand new laptop).
Try installing another browser like Firefox and check if it still happens

[Diego8]

Which web browser are you using?.
Maybe some browser's files are corrupted (something not very common if it's a brand new laptop).
Try installing another browser like Firefox and check if it still happens

[Panayotis]

Hi

I had this problem since the beginning (4 days now)
With IE7 so I installed Firefox, same pb

In firefox, i have in "error consol", "script problem"

I did some trick with the proprieties of the display/web/uncheck "desktop closed" and check and uncheck
Did nothing

The pb is what i did with my old laptop works, and on the new one it doesn't

I will probably "reinstall windows"

Any more idea

[fozziebear]

What version of Java are you using?

[Diego8]

You could try running this command from Start -> Run.
sfc /scannow.
This will scan for any corrupted system files and replace them. You'll probably need to insert Windows CD in the CD drive.

It that does not help:
As your laptop is new it must have warranty so you could try contacting the store where you bought it. They might also be able to help you.

Edited by Diego8, 26 January 2007 - 07:41 AM.

[Panayotis]

i use the latest java update 10

what is the difference using sfc/scannow and c:\proprieties\tools and check system with auto repair checked

[Diego8]

Maybe you are referring to the error checking tool available at your hard drive's properties?.
If that's the case i'm not sure if it's the same as sfc, but you could try both.
Remember that to run the system check with sfc you have to type sfc[space]/scannow