My screen 'Shudders' when i scroll either with the wheel or with the scroll bar, please please please help.
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IE7?    Yes, it's one of the "features" of the new version - bad movement handling.\n\nThe best cure is to uninstall it (from the control panel) and let IE6 take over again (which it will, with no further action from you)... then resolve never to let Microsoft field-test new software on your computer, ever again.
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try to hold control button down and roll the mouse wheel at the same time. that may work, good luck..
564817
It sounds like the program is in use by the system and won't go away while the drivers are in use. Try restarting in "safe" mode and then remove the program.
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Here's one:\n\nhttp://mudandmuck.com/str2/dog.htm\n\nThe higher your screen resolution, the better.\nStand back from the screen too.
957449
try changing your refresh rate to stop that, sounds like you have the monitor plugged into a power strip so its not saving the settings
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check your resolution. Because it is a widescreen, text and graphics may appear fuzzy because pixels are stretched.\nTry a resolution greater than 1024 by 768, try 1440 by 900.\nSet a high resolution and check if it works.
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this is because the drivers for your integrated card are missing.  check with the ATI website for new drivers.  Right now, windows is using the generic drivers.  These drivers are a decided standard and are usable on all video cards.  however, they were designed for diagnostic purposes and not speed or efficiency.  hence the lag when you scroll.\n\ndont forget to uninstall the 9250 drivers before reinstalling the xpress 200 ones.
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hey it might be the problem of ur monitor frequency also.\nif u r having a 15' monitor set ur monitor frequency to 60 Hz & for 17' set it to 75 Hz.\nand try to change ur resolution
944470
This happens mainly due to your PC configuration i.e hardware, in particular the mouse not matching with the intended performance parameters. Go to control panel and fix your Mouse settings- check the speed - is it too much, or too less. Go for a Windows Xp or Linux with at least double RAM (256 Hz) when you go over Internet and also, work out with your ISP why the speed is slow. Quite often, a combination of slow speed, bad hardware and Anti-Spyware software give a dreadful surfing experience.
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Sounds to me like your video drivers are shot; if you change the resolution as others are describing but it won't hold, that would be the cause.\n\nYou need to reinstall your video drivers. You can get instructions on how to do that, plus the drivers, through the support and download section of your computer manufacturer's Web site.
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First problem: You are running on Windows Me edition, quite possibly the worst opperating system ever, right after Windows 98.  Switch to Linux or even Windows XP Professional.\n\nSecond, this sounds more like a virus.  You may want to check for Addware or Spyware on your computer if the background keeps reverting. \n\nI suggest Spy Sweeper by Webroot.  There is a 14 day trial, and after there is a monthly fee.  It is a great program, which is worth every penny!  www.webroot.com
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It is possible that your problem might be coming from your video card.  Try testing the monitor on another computer to see if it recreates the same problem.  If that is the case you might need to get another video card.  If not, I personally would pitch the monitor and get another one.  Unless you know a lot about electronics messing around with it is ill advised.  There are large capacitors inside monitors that can seriously injure you.\n\nHope this helps and GL :-)
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old age (if its CRT)\nor Refresh rate too low high- r.click, properties, settings, addvanced and set a lower/higher Hz
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Check out the display properties in control panel.  Some software lets you change the orientation of the screen image.  Otherwise, download any updates and do a thorough virus scan.  It sounds to me like a display properties, or joke program problem....\n\n-Zach
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Maybe it isnt the screen freezing but the computer itself. I used to have this problem on my desktop. Regular maintainence was my answer. Try disc clean up and defrag. in that order. Also keep your temporary files down by continually cleaning them out. I also found that memory can cause this problem. If you are using Windows XP you need a min of 256MB RAM as XP uses close to the 128MB mark. 512MB RAM works very well.
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Try holding the CTRL key down and turn the scroll wheel on your mouse.
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This is a hardware problem.  If the mouse wheel has lint, or other kind of thick dust, it will not work.  If this is what is happening, try using a pin to clear it.  If not, then the most likely explanation is that the mouse was banged or hit really hard, damaging or dislodgeing the receptor that monitors the wheel's movement.  In this case, you probably want to get another mouse.\n\nHope this Helps.\n----------------\nFrom,\nThe Realm of Goliath Web Design Team