I was informed that this could be due to a winXP setting, but cannot resolve the matter. Your help is appreciated.
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What's a "beamer"??  I'm guessing that you have a projector connected to your machine, right?  My guess would also be that you're using a laptop and Windows thinks you're using dual displays so you see the normal display on your laptop and a blank desktop on the projector. If so, just right click on the desktop and select "Properties" from the context menu.  Click on the "Settings" tab and the solution should become immediately obvious.
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I have added some links for you to look at, hope this solves your problem.\nhttps://www.radiant.net/techdocs/WinXPPPoEClassic.pdf#search='xp%20pppoe%20setup'\nhttp://www.internode.on.net/support/adsl/win-xp-pppoe.htm\nhttp://www2.dslextreme.com/KB/article.aspx?id=10090&cNode=6V0A4P\n\nHope this helps
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Delete everything permanently from your computer, reinstall XP.\n(don't put a password again)
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perhaps there's a virus. try having it checked with a computer technician.
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I'm sorry no one has answered your question, it's a tough question to answer. I believe I have seen the problem before, but never actually managed to fix it. If it really really bugs you, reinstalling windows would do the trick, but I believe that's just a wee bit drastic. I hope you find your answer, let us know if you do, I apologize no one has been able to help you yet.
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most likely it is due to the memory usage... try increasing the virtual memory...
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i got a virus that did that. not harmful to the rest of the system but annoying. update your anti-virus and run a scan.
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The most likely cause is faulty memory. Make sure that the dimms are correctly seated and if you have more than one try using them one at a time to find which is faulty. Also make sure that you are not overclocking your PC.
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If you are running a windows 98 system, that can happen. It is a glitch and cannot be stopped.
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Go to Microsoft's web site & down load Direct x9 end user. it will take a few min, but should fix your prob..... Good Luck!
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This Message is Often seen with Win 2000. \nUpdate ur win 2000 with SP -4, this should probably fix it.\n\nSame with XP, Update with SP2. Although its hardly seen with win xp.
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This is a feature common to IBM camera - You have not mentioned the OS/conifg of the PC u r using. Update the drivers - this problem is more prominent in XP. Run a utility like Norton Disk Doctor, Norton Win Doctor etc. or such similar diagnostic utility.  should resolve.
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try changing your preferences on the OS itself -win XP(regional settings in the control panel)
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There could be different reasons. But supposing that the problem is related to the new video card/driver, because that's what changed, I would suggest two things:\n\n1 - get the newest video driver. It's an nvidia, right ? It should be here (for WinXP):\n\nhttp://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_2k_84.21.html\n\n2 - if that doesn't do it, I'm guessing there is some way to turn off hardware accelerated video decompression -- I'm using Linux most of the time, like now, so there is no way for me to check now. \n\nYou should be fine without it, so if you find how to turn it off, don't feel bad about doing it, it won't affect you gaming performance.\n\ngood luck!!!\n\n:)
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Try and reinstall Window EP. This may solve your problem.
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this happened to my grandma, u should take it to a software company, i just think its overfilled.  Take it to dell or a friend who knows what to do
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Although if you install XP you may still get the same problem, as I do on a regular basis.  Wait for Vista :)