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Douglas
My computer performed an automatic update Saturday night. This was deemed
"important" by the Windows Update program. It completely blew up the graphics
on my computer, a 4 month old Dell Insperion 530S running Vista Home Premium.
It turned my 19 inch monitor into a 12 inch monitor. Some web pages were
squeezed into the middle of the screen, with blank spaces on each side. Some
were spread way out. Some were all the way to the left, some all the way to
the right. Neither Word nor Excel displayed properly. Only Quicken seemed
okay, but not QuickBooks. I restored the system to the previous settings, and
fixed the problem, but automatic update did the same thing last night and I
had to restore it again.
I have disabled the automatic update feature, at least for now. I don't want
to be subjected to this every morning when I wake up! I don't know if this is
an Intel problem or a Microsoft problem, but the lack of testing on a update
like this is just inexcusable.
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Douglas
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"important" by the Windows Update program. It completely blew up the graphics
on my computer, a 4 month old Dell Insperion 530S running Vista Home Premium.
It turned my 19 inch monitor into a 12 inch monitor. Some web pages were
squeezed into the middle of the screen, with blank spaces on each side. Some
were spread way out. Some were all the way to the left, some all the way to
the right. Neither Word nor Excel displayed properly. Only Quicken seemed
okay, but not QuickBooks. I restored the system to the previous settings, and
fixed the problem, but automatic update did the same thing last night and I
had to restore it again.
I have disabled the automatic update feature, at least for now. I don't want
to be subjected to this every morning when I wake up! I don't know if this is
an Intel problem or a Microsoft problem, but the lack of testing on a update
like this is just inexcusable.
--
Douglas
----------------
This post is a suggestion for Microsoft, and Microsoft responds to the
suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this
link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then
click "I Agree" in the message pane.
http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/co...crosoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices