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Old 12-04-2004, 09:14 PM
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Not sure if this is an XP problem

I am running XP-Home Edition.

About a week ago, the games that I had installed and played for many months started having a problem.

When starting a game, the initial screen is not in the proper position on the monitor. It is like what ever should be showing is shifted down a quarter of an inch lower than it should be.

The top quarter inch on the monitor is black and the bottom quarter inch does not show.

This is a problem because it affects the playing in some games.

And sometimes (maybe 1 time out of 20 or more tries) when I start a game there is no problem. But, the next time that I try there the same problem again.

This only happens with games.

Could it be a problem with the monitor? HP pavilion f70
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