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>>>>> "mark" == mark <[hidden email]> writes:
mark> To fix this, you will probably have to downgrade the system to standard
mark> VGA, and then reinstall the video chip company's drivers.
I was guessing something like this, but I have no idea how to
downgrade a Windows driver. I asked a friend, and he said this is why
poeple are always reinstalling Windows. I don't mind reinstalling
Windows, but it would be a pain if I also had to reinstall Ubuntu.
How does that work?
mark> Sometimes you also need to do a complete cleanup; there is
mark> an application called Driver Cleaner Pro (free download)
mark> that is a big help.
I just looked for that; it doesn't look like they support Vista yet.
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