Re: Video problem

From: Jimmy S. (Private)
Date: 11/10/04


Date: Tue, 9 Nov 2004 21:14:32 -0500

Hi Brad,

There was a recent post by a gentleman who had a similar
albeit not identical problem. It turned out that his monitor was
unable to handle the demands on it any longer.

Try testing your system with another monitor.

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"Brad in H-Town" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:459501c4c6c4$941e4d40$a401280a@phx.gbl...
> Hello - I have been trying to resolve this problem for
> days now by myself.  I am hoping that by reaching out I
> will get some help.
>
> I have windows XP Professional installed.  I recently
> updated to SP2.  Everything appeared to be fine.  I
> updated to DirectX 9.0c and then everything fell apart.
> Without touching the drivers for my Geforce3 TI500 (old I
> know) my display has been trashed.  I experience very
> heavy artifacts just running windows, at any resolution.
> I am NOT talking gaming here - that's not possible at the
> moment.  The artifacts are worsened when scrolling or
> opening and closing apps (new form windows).
>
> I have tried every NVidia driver realeased in the last 18
> months.  The only thing that works enough for me is to
> uninstall all NVidia drivers and just hit cancel at the
> new hardware found screen.  Obviously this is not ideal
> since none of the card's graphics power is being used,
> gaming is nto going to happen, and the display is slow.
>
> DirectX 9.0c can not be uninstalled.  No NVidia drivers
> work.  Do I have to return to pre-SP2?  I like the
> security features but this is killing my video abilities
> (= No fun being had and much lost time).
>
> Has anyone else reported problems going to DirectX 9.0c
> and SP2?
>
> Please help.
>
> Brad 


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