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Posted on Jun 10, 2009

Display problems on start up

When i start my pc, i get a patchy display on the boot screen and the windows loading screen. The effect is like scratch marks on the display in small, square clusters and they cover most of it. Although once in windows itself my display looks fine (only when i turn the hardware accelaration down one click) but i get some serious exceptions when i have my hardware accelaration at full. These range from ; a sort of shadow/ghost near the cursor at all times,serious patchiness in pictures, videos and programs such as google earth/maps. Also if i try to watch a video within say,5-10 minutes of starting my pc, i experience serious display issues that can only be described as a green mish-mash of blobs.
I have learned to live with this problem but would be very grateful if any one could help.

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Tienes que cambiar la memoria que tiene problemas (DDR 1 or DDR 2). y luego enciendes el ordenador

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