It could, but unless you can do some troubleshooting to narrow down the
potential problem list, there's no way to tell.
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<brandon_beaudoin@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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On Apr 29, 6:58 pm, "Richard G. Harper" <rghar...@xxxxxx> wrote:
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> Have you tried a different monitor to rule out a possible monitor failure?
> How about a different screen resolution?
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> Quote:
> >I have had my computer for a little over a year now and I run Windows
> > Vista Ultimate edition. All of a sudden a couple days ago I noticed
> > that everything now has an annoying shadow on it. Desktop icons, tool
> > bar, web browser text, microsoft word text, every little bit of text
> > and icons. I have tried going to control panel, under the visual
> > effects tab and unchecking transparent glass, shadows under menu,
> > shadows under mouse pointer, and use drop shadows for desktop icons. I
> > have also tried changing my desktop theme and wallpaper. So far
> > nothing has worked. A solution to this problem would be greatly
> > appreciated. Thank you.- Hide quoted text -
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> - Show quoted text - I don't have a different monitor to try, but I changed the screen
resolution and it didn't do anything. Could it have something to do
with the video card? I have a GeFORCE 7300 LE w/ 256MB.