In a message dated 11/08/2006 18:07:49 GMT Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Have you replaced the cmos battery yet? I strongly suspect that an old
battery is causing the clock to lose time and causing the problem with
the video drivers. Replace it and those issues should go away.
Best wishes,
John.
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John
You are quite right I researched the CMOS battery faults it's amazing what
the little blighter can impact on. The best antedote was a guy in one Forum,
who was not participating in a thread got his old computer from the basement.
Bought a battery from the hardware store and it booted up first time in 2
years. So he had great joy in reporting this to the Forum. Alas, it did not
help the poster of the query, such is life and the nature of computers LOL
Regards
Paris
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