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Reinstall Vista.

False. NVIDIA still made drivers for Windows 2000, including Intel, Realtek (still makes Win2K drivers) before July 2010.

Umm, Windows 2000 had support until July 2010. Windows 2000 doesn't work on computers newer than 2009.

The drivers are possibly outdated and malfunctioning. A virus is probably installed on your computer. It could also be a HDD malfunction.

Try increasing the color depth of the computer. Have you tried using different Classic themes? They use different fonts, so the chance that you get the problem may be lower.

Use another USB port. If that doesn't work, try using another mouse.

First of all, what OS are you using? If you use 7/8.1, you can purchase Outlook 2010/2013, which is similar to Outlook Express. If you have 2K/NT, download the IE6 set at OldApps.com. IE6 is no longer available to download in Microsoft's site as of August 2012. XP has OE6 bundled. If you use...

Hello, I have a ASUS Eee PC 1015BX. I want to install Windows 7 Home Premium, because Starter is so limited. When I start Setup, it indicates that there are 4 partitions. Partition 1 (C:\) is the Windows 7 Starter installation. Partition 2 is 15GB (recovery). Partition 3 (D:\) is just a...

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Try to update the chipset drivers or the drivers of your MB, if it's a custom-built.

If you want a GPU that uses a low amount of energy, you can get the AMD Radeon HD 6450, 6570 or the NVIDIA GeForce GT 630.

My laptop (HP Compaq 6730b) has a slow Intel GMA 4500M HD integrated graphics card. Many laptops have a integrated and dedicated graphics card. So, is it possible to install a dedicated graphics card on a laptop which only has integrated?

Install the newest chipset drivers or insert the card to a PCIe x16 slot.

Try to install the drivers for the onboard graphics on Windows 7. Maybe it will detect it. Usually when you configure some BIOS settings, Windows will detect it (such as configuring amount of memory, dual-monitor support, render stand-by etc, etc.)

You don't need a 3D monitor. The monitor is just "display". If your video card supports stereoscopic 3D, it will work fine. On NVIDIA cards it's very easy to enable stereoscopic 3D and it has different modes. I don't know how to enable stereoscopic 3D on AMD/ATI cards.