I just reformatted my computer and whenever i go on IE explorer and try to scroll down its really slow and jumpy (kinda?). I tried googling and they just said to turn off the smooth scrolling.. i did that and it's still doing it. So does anyone know how to get rid of it? Thanks alot ^^
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IE explorer scrolling is really slow
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Posted 11 June 2006 - 10:53 AM
Perhaps you don't have the proper video drivers installed?
Go to the device manager (right click my computer, properties, hardware tab, device manager) See if it shows what video driver you are supposed to use.
Otherwise if you know the model number of your ocmputer you can also search for that... if it was a custom computer, get sysoftsandra to chekc what type of video card or video chip you have and find out whta drivers you need to get for it.
Go to the device manager (right click my computer, properties, hardware tab, device manager) See if it shows what video driver you are supposed to use.
Otherwise if you know the model number of your ocmputer you can also search for that... if it was a custom computer, get sysoftsandra to chekc what type of video card or video chip you have and find out whta drivers you need to get for it.
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Posted 11 June 2006 - 12:10 PM
QUOTE(awdark @ Jun 11 2006, 01:53 PM) 
Perhaps you don't have the proper video drivers installed?
Go to the device manager (right click my computer, properties, hardware tab, device manager) See if it shows what video driver you are supposed to use.
Otherwise if you know the model number of your ocmputer you can also search for that... if it was a custom computer, get sysoftsandra to chekc what type of video card or video chip you have and find out whta drivers you need to get for it.
Sorry..
i downloaded that program but i have no idea what to do.. >_< And my computer is custom built so i can't do it the other way you said.
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Posted 11 June 2006 - 12:42 PM
http://www.sisoftware.co.uk/
Download the lite version http://www.sisoftware.co.uk/index.html?dir...buy&langx=en&a=
*spinning on my chair as it downloads...*
*installing*
Tell us what yours says and we can work from there... it SHOULD say something like that
Download the lite version http://www.sisoftware.co.uk/index.html?dir...buy&langx=en&a=
*spinning on my chair as it downloads...*
*installing*
Tell us what yours says and we can work from there... it SHOULD say something like that
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Posted 11 June 2006 - 12:46 PM
I found the disk and got it to install so it's working now
. Mmh now i just need to get the audio to work.. Would i do it the same way as what you just showed for the video?
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Posted 11 June 2006 - 02:08 PM
Yup. It should be the disk for the motherboard.
It would be helpful to write down what company and what drivers were on the disk. Actually, it would be really good if you could do that and say write it on a sheet of paper and stuff it into the computer somewhere so that if you ever need it, you can find it... maybe stick it with the Windows disks or something.
It would be helpful to write down what company and what drivers were on the disk. Actually, it would be really good if you could do that and say write it on a sheet of paper and stuff it into the computer somewhere so that if you ever need it, you can find it... maybe stick it with the Windows disks or something.
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