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Strangest problem ive ever run in to
Well, about the time catalyst 5.1's came out i started having a extreemly strange problem. Randomly, when i went to change my resolution or anything with my monitors, the CCC or Display Properties would tell me i didnt have Administrative powers to do so. And it was usualy after playing a 3d game. Odd. I figured it was just Cat 5.1's so i went to install Cat 4.11s. For awhile it seemed it was fixed. I was completely wrong.
So at this point, i had no idea what was going on. So i figured it was windows just being windows so i figured it would be easier to just reinstall windows then try to track down the problem, because i didnt even know where to start looking. After the reinstall, i installed the following(list is accualy longer, but the other things dont matter as far as i know): All Windows updates newest Nforce Drivers Cat 4.11s Steam FFXI Exeem Lite Microsoft antispyware DefilerPak( a codec pack) After awhile... the problem comes back again! Now i realise it has to be something i installed to trigger this. The only things that i recently installed when the problem first started were: any steam updates any windows updates exeem lite microsoft antispyware Defilerpak So... i uninstalled Microsoft antispyware and exeem lite and the problem hasnt happened again yet, but it has only been about 12 hours since i uninstalled them. Has anyone else ran in to a problem like this? If the problem ends up comming back i really am out of ideas now. EDIT: A friend of mine was having the same problem as i was after 3d gaming.. completely different system set up as me.. and as soon as he uninstalled Exeem lite... problem solved.... draw your own conclusions Last edited by shadowfield; Feb 5, 2005 at 06:30 PM. |
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Driverheaven brewmaster
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I'd have to say exeem is the problem
![]() I don't have that program installed so I can't confirm it.
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