Bad news; never use winupdate for drivers, you obtain drivers, if required
from either your PC manu. if a large OEM eg Dell/Hp or Laptop. Otherwise
from the hw manu.site.
You need to obtain the correct drivers
Open Device Manager, navigate to the display adapter, then r-click it
and pick properties, then driver, and then pick "Rollback". (See Device
Manager in Windows Help and Support)
Open Device Manager, navigate to the display adapter, then r-click it and
pick properties, then driver, and then pick "Rollback". (See Device
Manager in Windows Help and Support)
Is this a laptop? If so do you have Cleartype? Perhaps Display
Properties, Apperance, Effects? (That's where it is in XP, I don't have
2000 laptop to check)
Is this a laptop? If so do you have Cleartype? Perhaps Display
Properties, Apperance, Effects? (That's where it is in XP, I don't have
2000 laptop to check)
I haven't seen a problem like this before. I suspect that something in
the OS specific to icons has gotten corrupted. A repair install might be the
only practical way of fixing it.
Good luck with a "repair install," assuming you mean a W2K CD repair
install.
I'd wait before trying that, since you'll probably have massive Win
Updates, and other updates.
If the only problem is blurred icons, wait and look for more solutions.
I assume you've checked Display Props> Visual effects>, as well as >
Appearance>.
This problem I had with sonic cine-player, it change settings on
program-start. disabled (no need for them, come with roxio 7.5), and problem
was gone.
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