Windows 7 64 bit, new facility - choppy video playback

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  I use 414e Desktop on Win7 64 Bit with Zire 72 (Palm OS v5.2.8) I think that the Office on your T5 CD should work ok if you install the driver Bit 64 Aceeca.  I've never used Desktop 6.2 so I can't comment on that.

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• White veil and freeze ups on Windows 7 64 bit (new Dell laptop)

  Why am I the white veil and freeze ups on Windows 7 64 bit (new Dell laptop)? It happens on two identical machines. They have both been back at least three times at the shop. One looks a bit better, the other not.

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• Windows 7 64 - bit on Precision M6300 - video problem

  I just installed Windows 7 64-bit on a Dell Precision M6300. There is a video problem. Here's what's happening and what I tried:

  The problem:

  • If I move or resize a window, the colors go crazy and it becomes illegible or at best, barely readable.

  What I tried:

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  • With the Windows 7 driver, I tried all available including low video resolutions, I think it's the same resolution used when the driver is disabled. All had the same problem, including the lowest resolution.
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  • I also ran Express diagnostics; He reported that everything was fine.

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  Greg

  Hello Terry,

  No, I don't have success with the NVidia driver installed by Vista. I spoke too soon on that aforementioned; It turned out that after installation, he always used the "Standard VGA Grahics adapter" until it restarts. While using the NVidia driver installed by Vista and the problem was back.

  The only thing that worked was "Standard VGA Grahics adapter" driver for Windows, which is slow. If I deleted the NVidia driver from Device Manager and checked the box to uninstall it so that it has not restored automatically on reboot, the computer was usable, although that slow, until the next Windows Update automatica, who would always reinstall the NVidia driver, and the problem would be back again.

  Here is how I solved the problem:

  I solved the problem by getting an another Dell Precision M6300. It has no problem with the NVidia driver installed by Windows 7 and Vista. Probably, I will not try the Dell driver since it is about 3 years, while the NVidia driver installed by Windows was only around 3 months of age.

  I think it's clear now that there is a hardware problem with the first M6300. He returned to the eBay seller.

  By coincidence, the two laptops are from the same seller to eBay and the new its trackpad buttons were a bit sticky. With the agreement of the eBay seller, I swapped the palmrest assembled to get the best of these two laptops. He had a lot of screws to keep track of - 27 for each computer laptop - but not difficult. I was surprised to see how big the fans in the M6300 are compared with the Inspiron 8200 I used before.

  The 2nd M6300 works very well with the NVidia driver installed by Windows 7. I'll mark this thread as answered.

  Greg

• Choppy video playback in Windows Media Center (Windows 7) WTV

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• Sound does not, slow/choppy video playback. Reboot to fix.

  I have a problem with my PC.  Don't know if a hardware error or system.  It is common during video playback.  Usually, he plays very well, but sometimes brutally, everything is in slow-mo with no sound. The only way to solve this is to restart the PC.  On most pages, it makes also has flash declined. Tried to stop all services and unnecessary processes, virus checks, updated windows and the latest video card drivers, card sound, etc.  Not sure how this can be fixed.  Extremely boring all playing a game and my sound dies.

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  Right click on the device, and then click Properties.

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• New Bug: Multiple video playback...

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• Currently, PC has viruses that cannot be removed by Mcafee, Avast, etc.. Thinking about upgrading to Windows 7, with a new facility.

  A new installation of Windows 7, Home version will get rid of all viruses?
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  The problem seems to grow after an attempt to install the following updates through Windows Update (and fails after every restart):

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