Re: Faulty/broken Harddrive

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Posted by colin on April 06, 2002 at 09:27:27:

In Reply to: Re: Faulty/broken Harddrive posted by Phillip on April 04, 2002 at 14:39:27:

If your RAM is OK then the usual suspect for this behaviour is simply the graphics driver, make sure you have the latest version of those and install Direct X 8.1 if you hav'n't already.
If these seem alright, remove the graphics drivers and re-install, ensure all back ground tasks are stopped especially anti virus software which can corrupt a driver installation routine, graphics drivers are particularly sensitive.

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: If your RAM is OK then the usual suspect for this behaviour is simply the graphics driver, make sure you have the latest version of those and install Direct X 8.1 if you hav'n't already. : If these seem alright, remove the graphics drivers and re-install, ensure all back ground tasks are stopped especially anti virus software which can corrupt a driver installation routine, graphics drivers are particularly sensitive.

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