Slow wavy windows

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Nahshon Evren

Hi,

I've just reinstalled after a wipe, XP - now
moving a window with the mouse or scrolling are very ugly, sluggish
and even a wavy effect appears, I've tried changing the config. and smooth
scrolling but it may be a screen resolution issue -is that possible ? -
anyone any
ideas, it wasn't like that before, my windows moved very cleanly and
entirely, now it's
making me feel seasick just to move one !

Good week,

Nash
 
Nahshon said:
Hi,

I've just reinstalled after a wipe, XP - now
moving a window with the mouse or scrolling are very ugly, sluggish
and even a wavy effect appears, I've tried changing the config. and
smooth scrolling but it may be a screen resolution issue -is that
possible ? - anyone any
ideas, it wasn't like that before, my windows moved very cleanly and
entirely, now it's
making me feel seasick just to move one !

Good week,

Nash
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Sounds like an incorrect Refresh Rate setting on your video card. Did you
reinstall the latest drivers? If so, check the refresh rate setting, else
update the drivers at your video card maker's site.

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Nahshon Evren said:
Hi,

I've just reinstalled after a wipe, XP - now
moving a window with the mouse or scrolling are very ugly, sluggish
and even a wavy effect appears, I've tried changing the config. and smooth
scrolling but it may be a screen resolution issue -is that possible ? -
anyone any
ideas, it wasn't like that before, my windows moved very cleanly and
entirely, now it's
making me feel seasick just to move one !

Good week,

Nash
Click to expand...

Right click on "My Computer", select "Properties", Select "Advanced",Click
on the "Settings" button under "Performance", I, personally have my machine
set to "Adjust for best performance".
 
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