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I have a 2 month old Dell computer whose hard drives went bad and were
replaced. After reinstallation of Windows XP SP2 about 4 times by Dell, and
re-loading all my software,everything went in fine. However, before I
installed any software, I went on the web and noticed "wavy" scrolling, (like
if you were on a boat rolling over large waves of other boats), and as I went
to various websites and got deeper into each website, the "waves" were more
pronounced, causing a slowdown. I concluded that the problem is not in
Internet Explorer because it
happens on all my software, no matter what program I am in. In one of my
programs, the "waves" are so bad the mouse-pointer moves randomly around
the screen for a short time, without my hand controlling the mouse.
Besides the "waves", if I hold the mouse to move a window (to see another
window behind it), the one I move scrolls with multiple windows fanning
behind it, until placed where I want.
Dell does not know what the problem is as I have been communicating with
them 3 times a week! Can anyone help?
Thank you.
replaced. After reinstallation of Windows XP SP2 about 4 times by Dell, and
re-loading all my software,everything went in fine. However, before I
installed any software, I went on the web and noticed "wavy" scrolling, (like
if you were on a boat rolling over large waves of other boats), and as I went
to various websites and got deeper into each website, the "waves" were more
pronounced, causing a slowdown. I concluded that the problem is not in
Internet Explorer because it
happens on all my software, no matter what program I am in. In one of my
programs, the "waves" are so bad the mouse-pointer moves randomly around
the screen for a short time, without my hand controlling the mouse.
Besides the "waves", if I hold the mouse to move a window (to see another
window behind it), the one I move scrolls with multiple windows fanning
behind it, until placed where I want.
Dell does not know what the problem is as I have been communicating with
them 3 times a week! Can anyone help?
Thank you.