Hello,
If turning down the acceleration works for you then there are a few
things you should know...
Assuming your card is capable in the first place....
1) You almost certainly do not have the latest drivers for you card that
have been made available by the manufacturer of the card. (Note that I say
Card and not Chipset)
2) If you turned the acceleration down one step you are now effectively
running a 486 computer and if by two clicks you are running a 386 computer
(with regards ability to display graphics that is) which means that
everything will run slower than it could on your machine
3) You may not be able to play DV-AVI at full screen resolution without
pauses and jumps in the video
4) You may not be able to play any games that use DirectX
5) Turning down the acceleration is meant to be a quick test, by gaining
success you took one small step towards the solution....you have not yet
reached the solution.
The solution is easy, update your drivers to the latest supplied by the
manufacturers of the card and the motherboard...DO NOT get these drivers
from Microsoft or NVidia etc etc...they are generic and most likely will
result in you needing to turn down the acceleration again....go to the
manufacturer of your equipment. When you have them install and then go get
the latest DirectX drivers from Microsoft...Microsoft make DirectX so they
are the people to go too...Install the latest drivers even if you had
installed them prior to turning down the acceleration.
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Best Wishes.....John Kelly
www.the-kellys.org
www.the-kellys.co.uk
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