Don, look at my message. You did nothing wrong here. According to
tech support, this is a problem with Windows 7 and what's called
mirror drivers. The window-eyes driver is a mirror driver. Here's
what to do to fix the screen.
Hit the start menu key, type the word, calibrate in the search box.
Make sure you're on calibrate display color and then hit enter. This
will put you in a dialog for calibrating your monitor. Find the next
button and hit enter. At that point, you can just hit escape to leave
the dialog. Actually, when you hit that next button, the screen will
suddenly appear for sighted people. Anyway, once out of the dialog,
write the sequence down because you will definitely be doing this again.
I don't know. So far I'm spending more time bringing back lost and
disappearing things and can't believe anyone really gets serious work
done in Windows 7. Hope this made sense to you.
Veronica
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