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I have an HP dv6275us notebook with Windows Vista Home Premium, 2GB of RAM
and an Intel Centrino Core 2 Duo processor at 1.83 GHz. I have an NVIDIA
GeForce Go 7400 graphics card with 128 MB. I have also installed all of the
current updates with my computer, both from Microsoft, and from HP.
Whenever I try to pause a DVD using Windows Media Center and the screen
saver interrupts, Media Center freezes for about two or three minutes, during
which time I cannot pull up Task Manager unless I eject the DVD, which also
takes about two or three minutes. I have tried to change some of my
settings. First I tried different screen savers, but it has messed up for
both Bubbles and Ribbons so far. Next I took off the password when my
computer comes out of hibernation or standby, but still no such luck.
I know there is a hotfix in case the DVD stops playback when the window is
resized (and I don't know if these were ever put into a full update), but
this isn't a problem I have.
I'm pretty much at a loss as to how I can resolve this issue without turning
off the screen saver each time I use my DVD player.
and an Intel Centrino Core 2 Duo processor at 1.83 GHz. I have an NVIDIA
GeForce Go 7400 graphics card with 128 MB. I have also installed all of the
current updates with my computer, both from Microsoft, and from HP.
Whenever I try to pause a DVD using Windows Media Center and the screen
saver interrupts, Media Center freezes for about two or three minutes, during
which time I cannot pull up Task Manager unless I eject the DVD, which also
takes about two or three minutes. I have tried to change some of my
settings. First I tried different screen savers, but it has messed up for
both Bubbles and Ribbons so far. Next I took off the password when my
computer comes out of hibernation or standby, but still no such luck.
I know there is a hotfix in case the DVD stops playback when the window is
resized (and I don't know if these were ever put into a full update), but
this isn't a problem I have.
I'm pretty much at a loss as to how I can resolve this issue without turning
off the screen saver each time I use my DVD player.