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    Video problem

    The attached captured image shows a message that pops up after the display has turned black for about one or 2 two seconds.

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    It has been occurring quite a few times recently when watching some youtube video clips. The screen goes black every 5 or 10 sec. for about 1 or 2, then it recovers on its own and the above message is shown at the tray.

    I have no idea what's going on and why. Does it mean I do not have the correct drivers installed?
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    Re: Video problem

    Have you tried upgrading or reinstalling the video driver ? If not, then try it and see whether it helps or not.


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    Re: Video problem

    Quote Originally Posted by akhileshbc View Post
    Have you tried upgrading or reinstalling the video driver ? If not, then try it and see whether it helps or not.

    Well, the thing is my computer was recently highjacked and I had to reinstall Windows and everything, thank God I had backups... But one thing I forgot to install was precisely the video (and other) drivers Now I have and it all seems to be working fine but, of course, I'll have to let a few days go by and make sure it doesn't happen again.

    Thanks for your answer!
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    Question Re: Video problem

    i have been also getting the same message .i have updated MY Display Adapters Mobile Intel(R) 4 Series Express Chipset Family .-> Wclick -> update Driver Software . but still i am getting the attached Message .let me know any other options . any help would be highly appreciated .

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    Re: Video problem

    I'm also getting the same message and I didn't find relevant answer till now

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    Re: Video problem

    Quote Originally Posted by krtxmrtz View Post
    ...I'll have to let a few days go by and make sure it doesn't happen again.
    After I installed the correct video driver I haven't run into any more trouble. That's all I can say.
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    Re: Video problem

    How to check correct Video driver in my system ? . so that i download from google and install it again . to solve
    this issue .

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    Question Re: Video problem

    How to check correct Video driver in my system ? . so that i download from google and install it again . to solve this issue .

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    Re: Video problem

    I assume you must check the manufacturer and model of your graphic card and google around for the drivers. If you open the case perhaps this information is stated on the card itself.

    It was easier for me because I had the CD that came along with the computer when I purchased it.
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    Re: Video problem

    Quote Originally Posted by firoz.raj View Post
    How to check correct Video driver in my system ? . so that i download from google and install it again . to solve this issue .
    you get the drivers with the video card cd.. I'll try this

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    Re: Video problem

    you might want to get it directly from the chipset manufacturer (amd, intel, nvidia). Microsoft update installed a perfectly functional video driver on my system but the first time i tried to enable the 2nd monitor out, i received an error telling me that the driver was for an old version of windows. ATI(amd) and NVIDIA generally release a new driver about once a month, and ati releases "profiles" for certain games whenever the game is released. You may be able to get a new driver now whereas you couldn't a month ago.

    however since it's only happening on flash video, have you tried this: opt-in to the html 5 youtube experience (google it). It requires firefox or chrome or the chrome extension for IE but it doesn't use flash to play videos.
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    Re: Video problem

    Quote Originally Posted by Lord Orwell View Post
    you might want to get it directly from the chipset manufacturer (amd, intel, nvidia). Microsoft update installed a perfectly functional video driver on my system but the first time i tried to enable the 2nd monitor out, i received an error telling me that the driver was for an old version of windows. ATI(amd) and NVIDIA generally release a new driver about once a month, and ati releases "profiles" for certain games whenever the game is released. You may be able to get a new driver now whereas you couldn't a month ago.

    however since it's only happening on flash video, have you tried this: opt-in to the html 5 youtube experience (google it). It requires firefox or chrome or the chrome extension for IE but it doesn't use flash to play videos.
    That's what I did and I still have the same issue

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