Thanks for your replies. I found the right driver, and refresh rate is
much better.
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I never could get it to work. I can't reformat the C-drive manually (it
won't allow me to), and when I go to the install setup screen, it asks
me to choose a partition and then says there's already an operating
system on that partition and doesn't give me the option to reformat the
HDD. Anyway,
System Properties, advanced tab, startup and recovery settings will let
you remove that bootup prompt.
If you want to try again, I think there is an option to do a clean
install on the same partition where Windows is already installed. It
will rename your old Windows folder to Windows.old and
I got to a screen that allowed me to choose to delete the current
windows installation. I hope that is right.
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My install went fine, but now when I move my windows around the screen,
the motion is very choppy. Is there a setting for this?
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Kyle;406561 Wrote:
My install went fine, but now when I move my windows around the screen,
the motion is very choppy. Is there a setting for this?
Ok the disc you used is it a pure XP disc from Microsoft or is from the
laptop manufacturer ?
check your hardware settings if you have a lot of
Kyle;406561 Wrote:
My install went fine, but now when I move my windows around the screen,
the motion is very choppy. Is there a setting for this?
Maybe this is a driver problem, as I did not use the disks that came
with laptop but a Windows program disk.
The installation probably didn't
The old laptop that I use for SqueezeCenter is my old primary computer.
Now it's used only for SC, websurfing and email. It has gotten really
clunky and slow, however, so I was thinking of wiping it clean and
reinstalling Windows XP from a disc. I thought I could just insert the
disc and it
Hi Kyle.
First, you need to be aware that when you format your harddrive, you
loose EVERYTHING stored on that drive. Make sure you have backups of
all the important things on the PC before you format the HDD.
Then you simply instert the CD in the PC, and restart the PC. It should
then boot up
