Greetings--
I would ask 'Do you have a separate video display card installed, or is your E-machine using the "built-in" video of the motherboard'? If you are using the motherboard video connection, it is possible that the demands of Windows7 exceed what the built-in video can handle. Have you turned off the "special effects (Aero)" of the display properties, or have you entered your BIOS to allow more use of shared memory to allow Aero to work properly? These are just two places I would begin to look, based on my experience with several E-machines.
HTH
Paul A. Shippert
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Subject: [PCSOFT] all pages flash a negative image
I have been following the threads about the red border from "sandbox" and wondered if my problem is from something similar. I get a page flash black and white like a negative of the page and then goes to normal, this is with excel, word or browser pages from the internet. I am running IE 8, malwarebytes and microsoft security essentials all of which scan clean. It is an E machine desktop only 5 months old with Win 7. Any ideas what is causing this? It just recently started-since dropping Avast and Spybot. Thanks in advance. Kathy
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Glenn Schrieber" <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask]
Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2010 6:41:23 PM
Subject: [PCSOFT] all pages flash a negative image
I have been following the threads about the red border from "sandbox" and wondered if my problem is from something similar. I get a page flash black and white like a negative of the page and then goes to normal, this is with excel, word or browser pages from the internet. I am running IE 8, malwarebytes and microsoft security essentials all of which scan clean. It is an E machine desktop only 5 months old with Win 7. Any ideas what is causing this? It just recently started-since dropping Avast and Spybot. Thanks in advance. Kathy
PCSOFT's List Owners:
Bob Wright<[log in to unmask]>
Mark Rode<[log in to unmask]>
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