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• Problem dual screen ' after working for a while, the screen of my laptop turns off.

  Original title: Problem dual screen

  I use two screens (laptop screen and separate screen) to work. Windows 7 operating system. After working for a while, my laptop screen goes blank as if he goes to the standby mode. The monitor never goes out. Is - this cos win 7 does not support the spl double screen laptop computer and monitor at the time of amse?

  Support COMPUTER told me he can't stand not and laptops are not designed to function as a two screens? Please notify.

  KR

  bs3dm

  Portable computers support two monitors. The problem may be caused by two reasons:

  1. incorrect power setting.
  2. the problem with the drivers.
  1. you can download and open Microsoft Fix it for the question.
  2. update the display drivers. If no update is available, uninstall the drivers (and software), restart the PC, install the drivers (and software), restart the PC and then check.

• Display problem dual screen?

  I've been using CS5 without incident until yesterday, something has changed and I can't understand what cause island can be.  When I open an image in RAW, the image is mounted monitor, after adjestments and copy to open it used to open the file to work on two screen leaving the tools and menu on monitor one, now I have to manually move the screen image a two monitor.  Someone at - it suggestions.  And yes I saved the file with two active monitors without success

  I'm not sure about the opening of the vintage, but the same problem when opening, say, a jpg can be cured by going to PREFERENCES/EDITING/INTERFACE and ensuring that 'The documents open as tabs' are NOT checked. And then put your image on the desired monitor and close photoshop. So should be ok next time.

• How to clone a Dual Boot XP Installation with only files Bootloader on C:\

  For me one of the hardest things to do with a problem in a discussion text is to indicate clearly what disk and partition that I want to talk.  For those who need a refresher in the nomenclature of charger for the startup of Microsoft, it's here.  Others may wish to move on to the next paragraph.  The specification of a given partition is of the form multi (a) disk (b) rdisk (c) partition (d).  But for any ordinary computer, a = b = 0, so we cannot forget for the discussion thereon.  The c value is the number of the disk in the boot order, with the boot drive with c = 0.  The value d is the partition number with the first partition on the disk with d = 1.

  In the interests of my presentation that follows, I will refer to rdisk (0) partition (1) as r0p1, rdisk (1) partition (3) like r1p3, etc to save space and we hope to maintain a clarity of thought.

  My intention was to clone successfully my dual boot Windows XP Edition family, and Windows XP Pro installation from a larger drive to a smaller drive.  Unfortunately, technical cloning of hard disk Partition Wizard Home failed due to the fact that there is more data on disk more capacity that fits on the smaller disk.  To be precise, there are a score of additional data on the largest drive F:\ r0p4.  So I used Partition Wizard Home to the clone C:\ r0p1 (the system partition that has the XP bootloader files), D:\ r0p2 (Windows XP Pro) and r0p3 E:\ (Windows XP Home) one at a time.  Because I'm using a disk controller hard PATA TX2 promise with the bios settings fixed, the only way to change the order in which the bios starts the disks is to change disks data wiring. I made that as simple as possible by using the two captains of PATA.  Note that the partitions that I cloned were G:\ r1p1 H:\ r1p2 and I:\ r1p3.

  To help the reader understand the placement of hard drive partition, repeat myself below.
  C:\ r0p1 Windows Bootloader files only (System, active) Bootloader of Windows r1p1 only file G:\
  Windows XP Pro H:\ r1p2 r0p2 D:\ Clone Windows XP Pro
  R0p3 Windows XP Home Edition (Boot) I:\ r1p3 E:\ Clone Windows XP Home
  R0p4 F:\ data partition

  After cloning, I made the following changes to starting XP r0p1 and r1p1 Chargers.  I added the ability to each Boot.ini file to start, r0p2, r0p3, r1p2 or r1p3 to eliminate the duty the wiring to study how the work was going.  I have created a boot loader diskette bootable with the same exact boot loader files in it, too.

  I discovered the original disc start, I could successfully start all four of XP with the r0p1 bootloader or the floppy boot loader.  But when I switched the order of disc, only the floppy drive would start in all four of XP.  The bootstrapper on r0p1 never appeared.

  I take this to mean that a redirect command where Windows is to search the bootstrapper may be necessary.  I boot from my Windows XP SP3 slipstreamed boot drive and access the repair console.  First I ran bootcfg/list and to my surprise, there is no entry found.  I took this to mean that windows searches for the bootloader files in the right place.  Is it possible to redirect windows to their position?  Think I remember reading something on the redirection of the search for the bootstrapper files.  I also thought about the command that rewrites the MBR, but got a warning that my MBR was specially built and serious consequences could occur, so I'll stop before making a misinformed choice.

  While I'm hoping for a generous person offers help, I got back to the top of all partitions on both disks using Acronis True Image.  Then if worst comes to worst, I can experiment with the controls of recovery without fear of losing all my work so far.

  Best regards
  Max

  I finally discovered that the two related errors that I made which prevented me from being able to start the operating systems Windows XP cloned using the files of Bootstrapper on the cloned C:\ partition.  Unfortunately, I had never taken the time to check the veracity of 'files bootloader being on the C:\ partition cloned'.  In fact the original C:\ partition was a primary partition, then the so-called C:\ partition "cloned" was a logical partition.  This fact makes no difference for the boot loader diskette XP that I had built, because he provided the bootloader files in a separate environment to that of the two hard drives.  But because the partition of the C:\ drive "cloned" was logical and not primary, there's no way I could do the C:\ partition "cloned" active, because only a primary partition can be active.  And the manufacturing process an active primary partition is crucial, precisely because it tells the computer where the Windows XP bootloader files.

  In my case after that I discovered that the C:\ "cloned" was logical, I used Partiton Wizard to convert it to a primary school.  But even in this case, Windows XP could not find the XP boot loader.  It was only when I started Wizard Partition a disk using and marked the partition C:\ cloned as assets that the bootloader has finally appeared.

  Even in this case I was not completely out of the Woods.  Because I had left the original source of the operating systems that are copied to the computer while the problem of bootloader, Windows had kept the previous drive letter assignments after that hard drives starting positions were exchanged.  So when I started out in what should have been Windows Home on E:\ drive, I discovered that Windows had kept the previous letter of partitions I:\.  And the drive system has even changed the C:\ drive to drive G:\.

  Less than a year, I would have thrown to the top of my hands which happened and began on with the cloning operation.  But because I googled for Windows XP system or start letter has changed, I discovered that what I had to do was to go into the registry and swap disks back E:\ and I:\ value names, and do the same for the discs back, C:\ and G:\.  And when I got to Windows XP Pro, I also had to swap the disks back D:\ and H:\ value names.  The only drive on that I had not to swap names was my original data F:\ disc.

  Finally, I believe that it is time for me to say why I went to all this trouble because I leave the two disks on the computer.  2 years 1 TB WDC Green Player is coupled to the drive controller Promise TX2 PATA is to use a SATA converter IDE, during the five year drive natively 300 GB Maxtor PATA.  Using the free software software Disk Bench with the windows pagefile disabled, I repeatedly timed 480 MB creating files on both hard drives on all the different partitions and there seems to be an advantage of the maximum speed of 10 Mbps on the old Maxtor PATA drive converted SATA drive.  But the speed of creation for the two ranges of 20 MB/sec to 65 MB/s using the PATA drive, while the beaches of SATA drive about 20 MB/sec-55 MB/sec.  It would be nice to point out, however, that the WDC Green drive is environmentally friendly, but not a 7200 RPM drive.  I plan to study if measurements with Disk Bench with the exchanged boot disks and the disabled swap file will make a difference in the time it takes to create the file.

  Best regards

  Max

• Weird problem dual monitor

  OK, so I've browsed the forum and didn't see anyone post with a similar problem.

  I have a T61 with Nvidia Quadro 140 M hooked up to an advanced cradle.  I am running dual widescreen 19 inches, with a KVM switch to switch in between my laptop and desktop.  My office works very well with both monitors defined that 1440 x 900, but for some reason when I move to my laptop, she has a (vga) on 1440 x 900 and the max resolution for the other monitor (connected via DVI) will go no higher than 1024 x 768.

  I tried a lot of different things, reinstalled the monitor several times, all kinds of different settings in the nvidia Control Panel and display settings, but I can't find a way to get the second monitor at 1440 x 900.

  I know the monitor works because it worked previously and still works with my out of office for 2 screens of 1440 x 900.  I can't understand how to solve this problem, and it's really annoying me.  I'm using the latest drivers from nvidia.

  
  

• Problem dual screen in CS5

  I used two screens with no problems until I installed PS CS5. Now when I drag an image on the secondary screen the canvas becomes black as soon as I relsease mouse. I can see executives etc and when you drag on the screen image can be seen, but as soon as I 'let go' it is blacked out. Really frustrating is that this does not happen in AI or Dreamweaver (or indeed any other program!).

  So far I have

  Reset monitors

  • When changed to display the same on both screens (clone) the image can be seen perfectly ok on both screens
  • When the secondary monitor is primary the problem persists (that is the image of the PS is blacked out on this monitor)

  Check updates for monitors (not necessary)

  CS5 checked up to date (no update required)

  Check updates (no need) graphics - NVidia GeForce 8600 GTS

  Uninstalled and re installed PS

  Done in a way that is annoyed at the unnecessary window on my secondary screen open

  Is there something simple I've chosen by mistake that prevents the use of my secondary display?

  Check if nVidia has released a driver updated for your hardware.  Go to their website to check.

  Unfortunately, from my observations, nVidia may have failed to follow their quality of driver with later versions for the 8600 GT.  I have reports from some of my own clients using my software OpenGL driver is embarrassing and have actually reported better results from a previous version of driver as the latest version.

  Other things you can try to work around the problem:

  • In Photoshop, Edit - Preferences - Performance, [Advanced...] and change to basic mode.
  • Try to disable OpenGL drawing entirely.  If that fixes the problem, it's almost a certainty that the nVidia Driver is at fault.

  -Christmas

• Display refresh problem: Pixellations

  Pixelation occurs only in Firefox. I tried to plug in computer screens and other screens, LOC and the problem is that the same no matter what screen is hung. It only happens with Firefox and not other browsers or other programs on my computer, including the desktop. Because I can't post a screenshot, I will try to describe what I see. The header sidebars and Firefox display a master random gray squares that hide the text as the text menu, but not white address bars. If I move my mouse over the gray block, it refreshes and correctly display the menu icons and text. The passage of the mouse refreshes the text and icons, but not the background of the menu headers or the sidebar. They remain cut upwards with random blocks of color opaque dark squares, rectangles and the combinations of these sizes.

  Hello

  Try disabling graphics hardware acceleration. As this feature has been added to Firefox, it has gradually improved, but there are still some problems.

  You will have to perhaps restart Firefox for it to take effect, so save any work first (e.g. you compose mail, documents online that you are editing, etc.).

  Then perform the following steps:

  • Click on the orange top left Firefox button, then select the 'Options' button, or, if there is no Firefox button at the top, go to tools > Options.
  • In the Firefox options window, click the Advanced tab, and then select 'General '.
  • You will find in the list of parameters, the checkbox use hardware acceleration when available . Clear this check box.
  • Now restart Firefox and see if the problems persist.

  In addition, please check the updates for your graphics driver by following the steps in the following knowledge base articles:

  • Troubleshoot extensions, themes, and issues of hardware acceleration to resolve common problems of Firefox
  • Update your graphics drivers to use hardware acceleration and WebGL

  This solve your problems? Please report to us!

  Thank you.

• Toshiba Satellite L850 - display driver problem

  Hello
  I have a Toshiba Satellite L850-1j9, (PSKG8E-02D00KCE), in collaboration with i7-3630QM and an AMD Radeon HD M 7670.

  The problem is, I'm not able to install the AMD display driver. When I try to install the software and drivers this problem appears: https://youtu.be/AOiPq8WVz_M

  The first time that I was using Win 10. I did the update to win 10 about a month ago and everything was ok until 4 days ago. I was working with my laptop with an external screen connected by HDMI and all of a sudden the screen started to Flash some green lines with a black background (something like you can see in the video).

  I saw on the internet that some people have problems making the update to wion10, I have installed new Windows 8 to see if has something related to win10 but the problem persists.

  I tried to install the intel CPU, a graphics 4000HD Intel GPU, but may not use it as a main GPU. I had this problem: "this device does not work properly because Windows cannot load the drivers required for this device. (Code 31) »

  I need help please to understand what I can do to solve this problem. I took a peek on the internet and so far, I found a solution that could solve my problem.

  Thanks for your help.

  Hey

  any solution?

  Does anyone know if toshiba will make an update of the bios where I can change the graphics card? AMD to Intel...

• Satellite 2430-402, display driver problem

  I have a Satellite 2450-201. Very often when the system comes back to hibernate the system will not reboot, it gets stuck after the opening logo. I have to turn it off then then got in safe mode and then restart. I get a message that the system has recovered from a failure of the device and it identifies the driver of Nvidia display as the culprit. I have re-charge the last driver from Toshiba, but if I try AN update of Microsoft, the screen goes crazy, and I have to go back through the re-boot and safe mode thing. Any ideas on what may be the problem?

  Good evening! I had this problem with my Satellite 2430 402. I ve updated the Bios and everything was fine.

  Check your Bios Version at first?

• Tecra R850 - display driver problem - BSOD

  Hello

  I have a Tecra R850 with the ATI HD 6450 M and every now and again it crashes and BSOD appears.
  I have observed that mainly happens when playing flash videos.
  After reviewing the events system, I discovered that there is a problem with the display adapter driver.

  The said event system is perhaps a solution [here: http://wer.microsoft.com/Responses/Response.aspx/21682/en/5.1.2600.0.00000000.9.9?SGD=13feb1cd-4c8b-4c3a-aeee-ca4ca2c99729]

  This Web page indicates that it is a bug in the driver and I need to upgrade to the latest driver to solve problem, and it provides a link to the ATI Web page.

  I downloaded the drivers from ATI Web page and the installation program indicates that it is not compatible with Toshiba laptops.
  I checked the Web from Toshiba site and I already have the last (and only) driver for my graphics card.

  As it appears on the Web page, there is a bug in the driver, but Toshiba seems not having published an update of the pilot despite Ati...

  Can anyone help?

  Thank you
  Jose.

  Hi Jose

  Are you using the original Toshiba pre-installed Windows or your own version?
  Display driver original included in the original recovery image is tested, so you shouldn't have trouble with basic stuff like flash video playback.

  Since when did you notice this problem? Can you give us an example when this happens?
  You have installed updates?
  To be honest, I can't imagine that this issue is on the first day of use.

• Equium M70: display driver problem

  Salvation is

  I got Equium m70 series.
  I downloaded the intel graphics drivers from the toshiba site but it quit working and displaying this error after half an hour.
  Error: "the ialmrnt5 display driver has stopped working normally. Save your work and restart the system to restore the full display functionality.
  The next time you restart the computer, a dialog box will appear giving you the ability to upload data about this failure to Microsoft. »

  Then I download the drivers from the website of intel which is the most recent, but the problem is worst windows crashed after 10 minutes that drivers and the blue screen comes and system rebooted and then no display at all on my laptop.
  Then I remove the battery and try on pc after 10 minutes, and then the display come then I go to safe mode and uninstall the drivers.

  Now the window working without a driver.

  Please help me with this.

  Maybe you used a bad driver?  :| Why you n t use the driver graphic European Toshiba page!

  Please note that other graphics drivers (not Toshiba page) can be used and installed only at your own risk and there is no guarantee that these drivers work correctly!

  Looks like you've ruined the whole OS. Perhaps the installation of the graphics driver for the Toshiba page will help you. If this isn't the case,->, try to reinstall the entire operating system since the Toshiba Recovery CD!
  The drivers on the CD are tested and should work properly!

• Satellite A500-1F4 - nasal sound, display driver problem and dead pixel

  * Problem 1: *.
  Sometimes its stuttering 2-3 seconds when listening to music or playing games. Once, when it computer freezes and I had to restart

  * Problem 2: *.
  Sometimes the screen freezes, it turns black and after 2-3 seconds, he returned. And a notification appears at the bottom right that saying "Nvidia driver has stopped working and recovered 187,98'."

  * 3.* problem
  I have a dead pixel on the top right of the screen. It looks like red on a white background. (tried trouble programs and massage screen)

  Is it possible to solve these problems? I trust mark 'Toshiba', but I don't know if I bought another laptop I would not encounter these problems.

  Post edited by: usrobotics

  Hello
  I have also this problem such as a freezing of the computer and the notification "driver Nvidia has stopped working". ". It's because of the display driver and we can nothing but just wait when Toshiba will broadcast a new, improved driver.
  That it was a dead pixel, you can read about it here

  http://www.WikiHow.com/fix-a-stuck-pixel-on-an-LCD-monitor

  It is for Lcd screens, but can also be applied to the display of the laptop

• The HP Envy 15-ae101nx laptop: Hp Envy 15-ae101nx laptop display driver problem

  Hello world

  When you try to play a game, there is a blue screen seems to me that her suddenly and restart my laptop. I don't know what is it and there is also an annoying notification that continously appears telling me that display driver does not and was recovered (dealing with graphics card intel HD).

  special thanks

  Ahmed

  Hi @Dentist_9251,

  Thank you for your query.

  I understand that when to play your screen will become suddenly blue and your computer restarts.   Continually, you get a message that the display driver stopped responding and was recovered.

  Did you run HP Support Assistant to facilitate updates of HP?

  You did all your Windows updates?

  Here is a link to Open the Windows Update troubleshooting tool that can help to find additional drivers.   Although it lists Windows 7 it does not work in Windows 10.

  Once launched, it should show a screen like this.

  

  Use the second "Background Intelligent Transfer Service" option, this should lead to an update of strength of the 'Windows updates' which cannot be automatically applied c ELA could fix some of these issues.

  Have you ran the Windows troubleshooting tool?

  Here is a link to the laptops HP - green screen and other video playback issues (Windows 8, 7).

  If you still encounter a problem please check for hardware failures.  HP Notebook PC - hardware failures (10, 8 Windows) screening.

  If you find a hardware fault or were unable to solve this problem please contact HP support for assistance. With your permission, they can access your system remotely to help to identify and overcome problems.

  Contact HP to Contact HP Support assistance

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• Equium A60-155 display driver problem

  I have a problem with my laptop when I have a USB hard dive or a CD/DVD, my display driver crashes

  The display driver is the latest version (ati mobility radeon 7000 igp - 6.14.10.6430

  all ideas

  Hello

  Well, it's not easy to tell why you laptop got this dysfunction. As a first step, you can try to update the BIOS.
  As far as I know the latest version is 1.9

  Good bye

• Tecra A9 - display Excel problem

  I have a user with a Tecra A9 causing of the problems with the display in Excel.

  When she jumps on a worksheet to another sorta screen flashes as Excel updates.
  While most of the cells white out with a bit of a click on sometimes they can come back.
  This happens on the laptop and the external display screen.

  So far
  Updated graphics drivers
  Put it on another version of office
  Off acceleration for the graphics card
  Patched up to date
  He spoke in a firm voice

  Did someone come acros something like this before?

  Try to update the driver to display on the Toshiba site.

  If it's not good, google for clues: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=excel+flickering&btnG=Google+Search & meta = & aq = f & oq =