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#26 • Jan 28, 2008
    • Quote from: Jalkson on January 27, 2008, 08:22:39 PM
    AnimeFan is actually right, oddly enough.

    It's Vista.  Some graphics drivers haven't been made compatible with Vista yet, though hopefully soon.

    I have the same issue, except mine does it randomly, whether I'm gaming or not.  I've done everything I could find to fix it, and nothing has worked. 

    All I can say is keep updating your drivers as often as they come out, and hope for the best. :P

    Everything here is built in, why would they add a driver that doesn't work with vista ;-;
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    #27 • Jan 28, 2008
    • My computer has a sticker right on the top that says, "Vista Ready!".  It still came with some crap onboard card that doesn't have driver support for Vista yet. 

    What gfx card are you using?
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    #28 • Jan 29, 2008
    • I don't know ;-;
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    #29 • Jan 29, 2008
    • How do you know what to get drivers for? :O

    Just make sure to update your drivers, eventually it should be fixed.
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    #30 • Jan 29, 2008
    • Anski, go to start - run - dxdiag


    Then go to the display tab i think, it tells you your card and version of your drivers too.
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