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I just re-formatted my drive and re-installed XP. When I
switch to my usual 1024x768 the screen looks really
pixely. In addition to that the windows flicker. I tried
running the Display Troubleshooter and clicking the
flickering problem radio button, but for some reason it
doesn't work. I fixed this problem before, but I don't
remember how I did it. Somebody please help?

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Increase the refresh rate.
--
Cari
MS-MVP Windows Technologies - Printing/Imaging/Hardware
www.coribright.com

"Githlar" <Githlar@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:16ba901c4480b$54dc4b60$a001280a@phx.gbl...
>I just re-formatted my drive and re-installed XP. When I
> switch to my usual 1024x768 the screen looks really
> pixely. In addition to that the windows flicker. I tried
> running the Display Troubleshooter and clicking the
> flickering problem radio button, but for some reason it
> doesn't work. I fixed this problem before, but I don't
> remember how I did it. Somebody please help?

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I tried, but there is only one refresh rate, and that is
default. When I fixed it before I didn't have to fix the
refresh rate :\

>-----Original Message-----
>Increase the refresh rate.
>--
>Cari
>MS-MVP Windows Technologies - Printing/Imaging/Hardware
>www.coribright.com
>
>"Githlar" <Githlar@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:16ba901c4480b$54dc4b60$a001280a@phx.gbl...
>>I just re-formatted my drive and re-installed XP. When I
>> switch to my usual 1024x768 the screen looks really
>> pixely. In addition to that the windows flicker. I
tried
>> running the Display Troubleshooter and clicking the
>> flickering problem radio button, but for some reason it
>> doesn't work. I fixed this problem before, but I don't
>> remember how I did it. Somebody please help?
>
>
>.
>

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Perhaps I should restate my problem. When I switch to
1024x768 you can actually see the rows of pixels. It's
like this: the rows alternate brightness - the first is
light the next is darker the next is light, etc. And due
to that it makes the window edges sort of flicker.

>-----Original Message-----
>I just re-formatted my drive and re-installed XP. When I
>switch to my usual 1024x768 the screen looks really
>pixely. In addition to that the windows flicker. I tried
>running the Display Troubleshooter and clicking the
>flickering problem radio button, but for some reason it
>doesn't work. I fixed this problem before, but I don't
>remember how I did it. Somebody please help?
>.
>

Reply to Anonymous

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Have you downloaded the latest drivers for your monitor from the
manufacturers website, as well as the latest drivers for your video card?

Bobby

"Githlar" <Githlar@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:16ba901c4480b$54dc4b60$a001280a@phx.gbl...
>I just re-formatted my drive and re-installed XP. When I
> switch to my usual 1024x768 the screen looks really
> pixely. In addition to that the windows flicker. I tried
> running the Display Troubleshooter and clicking the
> flickering problem radio button, but for some reason it
> doesn't work. I fixed this problem before, but I don't
> remember how I did it. Somebody please help?

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