6600GT distortion
I have an MSI card in a MSI GA-K8N MB, latest drivers, etc. The cursor has
some distortion around it in a roughly rectangular shape. Also there can be some latent images on the desktop after an area has been clicked on. I thought I saw a card setting that could be adjusted to resolve this but I haven't found anything on the NVIDIA or MSI site. Ideas or support links? Thanks. |
6600GT distortion
Quoth The Raven; JimboG in
I have an MSI card in a MSI GA-K8N MB, latest drivers, etc. The cursor has some distortion around it in a roughly rectangular shape. Also there can be some latent images on the desktop after an area has been clicked on. I thought I saw a card setting that could be adjusted to resolve this but I haven't found anything on the NVIDIA or MSI site. Ideas or support links? Thanks. more info is needed, however I suspect that is a monitor "NVIDIA direct access" feature changing your resolution/refresh rate out of the monitors abilities if the function has incorrectly found your monitor. you can use the below fix even if this doesn't turn out to be the problem, this is a beta feature included in the latest drivers and doesn't have any real use to people right now (it allows you to set monitor features via a GUI rather than the buttons on the monitor) the fix: NVIDIA Direct Access is a new feature of forceware 8x.xx that allows to control monitor settings within the drivers control panel. Unfortunately it's bugged and causes lots of problems to some users because every time the driver control panel is accessed it resets the monitor configs to defaults. For all those who have troubles with NVIDIA Direct Access resetting the monitor config, here is a simple fix... After installing the drivers go in Windows\System32 and delete/rename the following files: nvmccs.dll nvmccsrs.dll ....and the NVIDIA Direct Access will be history. -- Remove the _CURSEING to reply to me There are two kinds of women in the world - The ones who like chocolate.... and.... Complete bitches - Dawn French |
6600GT distortion
Tried your fix but no luck. I'm convinced the card is flakey. I failed to
mention I had the same symptoms on a CRT and LCD using both digital and analog inputs on the LCD (ViewSonic VP191b). I filled out a problem form for MSI and will FAX it over today to see what they can do for me. First time in 20 years I had a bad video card. NVIDIA based cards always seemed to be pretty dependable. "Highlandish" wrote in message ... Quoth The Raven; JimboG in I have an MSI card in a MSI GA-K8N MB, latest drivers, etc. The cursor has some distortion around it in a roughly rectangular shape. Also there can be some latent images on the desktop after an area has been clicked on. I thought I saw a card setting that could be adjusted to resolve this but I haven't found anything on the NVIDIA or MSI site. Ideas or support links? Thanks. more info is needed, however I suspect that is a monitor "NVIDIA direct access" feature changing your resolution/refresh rate out of the monitors abilities if the function has incorrectly found your monitor. you can use the below fix even if this doesn't turn out to be the problem, this is a beta feature included in the latest drivers and doesn't have any real use to people right now (it allows you to set monitor features via a GUI rather than the buttons on the monitor) the fix: NVIDIA Direct Access is a new feature of forceware 8x.xx that allows to control monitor settings within the drivers control panel. Unfortunately it's bugged and causes lots of problems to some users because every time the driver control panel is accessed it resets the monitor configs to defaults. For all those who have troubles with NVIDIA Direct Access resetting the monitor config, here is a simple fix... After installing the drivers go in Windows\System32 and delete/rename the following files: nvmccs.dll nvmccsrs.dll ...and the NVIDIA Direct Access will be history. -- Remove the _CURSEING to reply to me There are two kinds of women in the world - The ones who like chocolate.... and.... Complete bitches - Dawn French |
6600GT distortion
Quoth The Raven; JimboG in
Tried your fix but no luck. I'm convinced the card is flakey. I failed to mention I had the same symptoms on a CRT and LCD using both digital and analog inputs on the LCD (ViewSonic VP191b). I filled out a problem form for MSI and will FAX it over today to see what they can do for me. First time in 20 years I had a bad video card. NVIDIA based cards always seemed to be pretty dependable. I bought this one and a 256mg XFX card as the primary one. I had no end of troubles making them match up as they are of different memory types, they didn't want to SLI, let alone give me a display. turned out I had the peg2 set as primary init display in the bios instead of peg, and I needed to add "coolbits value 18" in the registry, and then delete the 2 files from NVIDIA direct access and all is well. -- Remove the _CURSEING to reply to me Some people keep repeating the same mistakes over and over and call it experience. |
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