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wobbly screen while scrolling
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hi
thanks for help b4 but its the windows that i open are wobbly screen while scrolling, mouse is fine, just that while scrolling down pages its not smooth but wobbly. any help would be great thanks
thanks for help b4 but its the windows that i open are wobbly screen while scrolling, mouse is fine, just that while scrolling down pages its not smooth but wobbly. any help would be great thanks
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.You have to have a graphics card to view anything on the screen :) It can either be a card that is plugged in the motherboard or built on to the motherboard directly...
Like I suggested before, you need to install the correct graphics card drivers and the fact that you just formatted it tells me that is indeed the problem!
Go to Start -> Control Panel -> System and choose the "Hardware" tab. Then click on Device Manager and make a note of what it says under "Display Adapters". Post it here, and we'll go from there....
Like I suggested before, you need to install the correct graphics card drivers and the fact that you just formatted it tells me that is indeed the problem!
Go to Start -> Control Panel -> System and choose the "Hardware" tab. Then click on Device Manager and make a note of what it says under "Display Adapters". Post it here, and we'll go from there....
OK - plan B!
I forgot to ask, but I'm assuming you're using Windows XP?
Go to Start -> Run and type "dxdiag" (without the speechmarks) and press enter. If a message comes up, press "Yes" and you will be presented with the DirectX Diagnostic Tool. Go to the Display tap at the top where it should display your graphics card details!
Is it a machine you bought from a retailer? If so, do you have the make and model number??
I forgot to ask, but I'm assuming you're using Windows XP?
Go to Start -> Run and type "dxdiag" (without the speechmarks) and press enter. If a message comes up, press "Yes" and you will be presented with the DirectX Diagnostic Tool. Go to the Display tap at the top where it should display your graphics card details!
Is it a machine you bought from a retailer? If so, do you have the make and model number??
hi again
well did that and this is what i dont understand i have found nothinkg saying graphics card
theres vga stuff display mode 32bit 1HZ
did the direct draw test
that was ok, direct 3d acceleration is not available
its a hp pc
thanks anyway for all your help. hope i can help you with somthing i know in the future lol
cheers
well did that and this is what i dont understand i have found nothinkg saying graphics card
theres vga stuff display mode 32bit 1HZ
did the direct draw test
that was ok, direct 3d acceleration is not available
its a hp pc
thanks anyway for all your help. hope i can help you with somthing i know in the future lol
cheers
Hmm.. I guess the DXdiag screen only shows up when it's been installed... as it sounds like the driver isn't installed, nothing is showing.
If you have the drivers disk that came with the PC, use it! That should install all the "out of the box" settings for the devices on the computer.
What's the computer model? Something like Pavilion a1400 or Pavilion t3600?
If you have the drivers disk that came with the PC, use it! That should install all the "out of the box" settings for the devices on the computer.
What's the computer model? Something like Pavilion a1400 or Pavilion t3600?
It would have to have had the OS disc to format/reinstall everything ... the drivers disc can only be used after the OS is up and running...
Anyway... !! Rather that use the drivers CD, go to the HP website and download them (newer drivers are always better to use than the outdated ones on a CD, although some of the drivers on the site go back to 2004). Here's the site: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareLis t?os=228&lc=en&cc=uk&jumpid=reg_R1002_UKEN&dlc =en&product=455046
The graphics card is made by ATI! But laptop drivers are slightly different... you have to get the graphics drivers from the laptop manufacturer rather than the graphics card company like I suggested previously.
That should hopefully sort you out!!! But now I'm off to bed :) Any problems post back and I'll check the posts tomorrow.
Good luck!
Anyway... !! Rather that use the drivers CD, go to the HP website and download them (newer drivers are always better to use than the outdated ones on a CD, although some of the drivers on the site go back to 2004). Here's the site: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareLis t?os=228&lc=en&cc=uk&jumpid=reg_R1002_UKEN&dlc =en&product=455046
The graphics card is made by ATI! But laptop drivers are slightly different... you have to get the graphics drivers from the laptop manufacturer rather than the graphics card company like I suggested previously.
That should hopefully sort you out!!! But now I'm off to bed :) Any problems post back and I'll check the posts tomorrow.
Good luck!
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