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Old 09-19-2007, 10:09 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default mouse pointer and text gone "dodgy" :/

Hello all again,

I have ran into a problem with a PC at work. It apears to be running fine etc but heres the problem. When I boot the machine up, it all goes well untill it loads to the login section in windows XP. The text is all weird and the mouse pointer is deformed. So I login as the user and everything is disformed (Icons, windows, etc...). I have changed the resolution and frequency but still no joy. Restarted the PC and disconnected the monitor for a while but get the same results everytime. I didn't have time to swap the monitor with another one but will try tomorrow. Anyone got a idea what this problem is?

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