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If you're running windows 7 this is normal, it's usually limited to the menu. If you start a game the colors go back to normal. EDIT: Oh wait you're saying it fails to load a game? Did you try re-install?

For CF, yes you need the bridge. However, you don't need the bridge if both cards are operating separately/independently (used for multimonitor setups)

Are your temps ok? You could try replacing the graphics with another see if same thing happens. Then we'll know if it's the graphics card or not.

I've must of been just having rotten luck. I know Asus are usually very good motherboards. I'm taking my system to the local computer shop today, see if they can diagnose the hardware. But if I need to replace the motherbaord like I think, I would like to try a different model. I'm leaning...

ya..... :rolleyes: Type the command in notepad, and save the file as a .bat file...... Try this: @echo off SLEEP (seconds to shutdown, without parentheses) TASKKILL /IM (proccess name, without parentheses) Here's an example: @echo off SLEEP 3600 TASKKILL /IM wmplayer.exe With those...

You could stick the graphics card in another system, see how it runs. Or stick a different graphics card on your system, see if the problem is elsewheres.

Is there a "Graphics Properties" when you right-click on the desktop? if so, click it, and go to "Color Correction".

Yes, that's correct.

You need to install drivers for your network card. What is your motherboard /or computer make?

hmm, then you'll have to use dead zones like Zatharus said. EDIT: You shook the controller when the calibration said not to touch the analog, right?

Maybe it doesn't remove all the files when you uninstall it. Try maybe uninstalling and looking for other leftover files before reinstalling (program files folder, could also have some setting files in my documents or something). Did you download the latest version/installer?

You didn't say, so I'll ask: Is your disk full? You could also try closing any non-essential programs that running, in case one of them is using this Msvcrt.dll file or something.

arduino for amando :good: You could also check out ATMEL, they have widely used microcontrollers too.

You guys are probably right, Asus is usually really good. I'm just mad.

Try the calibration again, but this time when it says not to move the joystick, just shake the controller and move the controller forcefully up/down, side to side, forward and backwards without touching the analog. (this way, if it's moving a little in the middle, the calibration will take that...

Is this before or after you calibrate? If you follow the calibration steps, it should fix it...

Hey Guys, I've been having trouble with my new motherboard. It's a Asus P6TD Deluxe, I tried everything, had it replaced, anyway, it's a long story. I'm giving up on this particular model. Budget $300-400. This PC if for gamming. I got an 930 i7, 12gig of DDR3 Corsair ram to go in it...

It's a microcontroller. I've been using PICs (from Microchip) for my electronic projects, you can do cool stuff as long as you know some C programming :good:

I think most places need like 8 dead pixels before they take it back.

I've been having the same problem, replaced ram, then replaced motherboard and CPU, still no change. I'm starting to think that it's a problem with ASUS motherboards... I have a ASUS P6TD Deluxe. Piece of garbage :mad: