TehAdministratorman
Reinstalling the vid card drivers didn't help...I like your idea about removing registry keys....definitely time consuming...but I guess....that's going to have to be a last resort? No wonderful programs for this one...I'm thoroughly suprised TL...you have a utility for EVERYTHING.
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Well, running RegSrubXP or its more aggressive counterpart RegSeeker might help (if you already have not done so) but for me to create a script for this would consume much more time than doing it manually. Also, this way you can see what caused it (if any at all)....manually doing this is much wiser!Originally Posted by Gizmokid2005
If you could recall what you changed or installed before this problem occured, it would have been very helpful.
Has it been that long that you can't recall?
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