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| | Graphics Corruption after sleep mode or screensaver?? Hi. I'm running Vista Ultimate on a core2duo system with an EVGA 7900GT video card. Vista runs great but when I leave my pc running and come back later, I have corrupted graphics on the screen (either a white or green color with lines running through it). I first thought it was just a sleep mode problem and changed the power management settings to never sleep. After leaving the computer long enough for the screen saver to kick in and the screen to turn off, I checked it again and had the same problem. Any ideas what could be causing this issue? Vista automatically downloaded updated drivers for my video card. |
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| | Re: Graphics Corruption after sleep mode or screensaver?? Hi, Have you tried uninstalling the updated drivers? They're obviously not supporting the transition to the screensaver, so perhaps the original ones did. -- Best of Luck, Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/ Windows help - www.rickrogers.org "kkjones" <kkjones@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:8C3A38C0-71C3-429B-816F-1518EEC1FB16@microsoft.com... > Hi. I'm running Vista Ultimate on a core2duo system with an EVGA 7900GT > video > card. Vista runs great but when I leave my pc running and come back later, > I > have corrupted graphics on the screen (either a white or green color with > lines running through it). I first thought it was just a sleep mode > problem > and changed the power management settings to never sleep. After leaving > the > computer long enough for the screen saver to kick in and the screen to > turn > off, I checked it again and had the same problem. > > Any ideas what could be causing this issue? Vista automatically downloaded > updated drivers for my video card. > > |
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| | RE: Graphics Corruption after sleep mode or screensaver?? I'm having the exact same issue as kkjones and zero1. I have a XFX 7900GT on a Gigabyte mobo. I've narrowed it down that it's 'turning off the display' in the power settings that's doing it, and not the sleep mode. I've used the Vista 64-bit drivers as well as the 100.65 drivers from Nvidia's website. Nothing works. "kkjones" wrote: > Hi. I'm running Vista Ultimate on a core2duo system with an EVGA 7900GT video > card. Vista runs great but when I leave my pc running and come back later, I > have corrupted graphics on the screen (either a white or green color with > lines running through it). I first thought it was just a sleep mode problem > and changed the power management settings to never sleep. After leaving the > computer long enough for the screen saver to kick in and the screen to turn > off, I checked it again and had the same problem. > > Any ideas what could be causing this issue? Vista automatically downloaded > updated drivers for my video card. > > |
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| | Re: Graphics Corruption after sleep mode or screensaver?? Same problem with me. HP dc7600 with Dual Core 3.0Ghz 1.0GB RAM / Vista Business 32 Nvidia Geforce 7900GT Seems like Nvidia drivers coz I had a similar PC also running on Vista but using the onboard Intel GMA. So far no problem with the graphic. |
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