
[01:27] <~sari> so they'll be able to tell if it's hardware or XP related
[01:27] <~sari> tell them that you've been through the malware forum and you're now clean
[01:27] <+vclass> ok
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Create Account How it WorksMake and model of the computer please? On-board graphics? Have you looked at the display drivers program to see the settings there? It may be you have the screen settings too high for the graphics card. Have you tried updating the graphics drivers? There also may be a setting in the BIOS on the graphics that is causing the problem.
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Make and model of the computer please? On-board graphics? Have you looked at the display drivers program to see the settings there? It may be you have the screen settings too high for the graphics card. Have you tried updating the graphics drivers? There also may be a setting in the BIOS on the graphics that is causing the problem.
SRX660
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