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this is the interesting problem i have ever seen in my entire life...

the problem is that in a users computer i install windows xp sp2, all the
things work fine, i setup network, domain, accounts, every thing was running
fine, then i install office 2003, the computer runs fine but when i open any
office component, like excel, word, powerpoint, outlook .... the computer
screen for a second get blank and changes the resolution to 600*480 with 8
bit colours and when i close the opened office component then again screen
get blank for a second and all the previous resolution and the colour bit
restores ...

this problem is strange to me and all our support dept. is astonished about
this behaviour, we still kept this computer as it is and no body solves this
problem uptill now, i also try to rollback the graphics driver but no use,
the problem reamains same...

show the gutz and solve this issue i will give you as many appreciations as
you want, but the solution must be specific and truely troubleshooting not
experimental, because i dont want the client machine to be hurt. ;)

take cares
 
Feelings said:
this is the interesting problem i have ever seen in my entire life...

the problem is that in a users computer i install windows xp sp2, all the
things work fine, i setup network, domain, accounts, every thing was
running
fine, then i install office 2003, the computer runs fine but when i open
any
office component, like excel, word, powerpoint, outlook .... the computer
screen for a second get blank and changes the resolution to 600*480 with 8
bit colours and when i close the opened office component then again screen
get blank for a second and all the previous resolution and the colour bit
restores ...

this problem is strange to me and all our support dept. is astonished
about
this behaviour, we still kept this computer as it is and no body solves
this
problem uptill now, i also try to rollback the graphics driver but no use,
the problem reamains same...

show the gutz and solve this issue i will give you as many appreciations
as
you want, but the solution must be specific and truely troubleshooting not
experimental, because i dont want the client machine to be hurt. ;)

take cares
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You ask an awful lot without giving any information.

Without having the machine in front of a technician so they can do their own
trouble shooting, you will not get a "specific" answer. I suggest you take
it in for repair.

And it would help to "lose" your attitude!


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Regards,

Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User

Quote from George Ankner:
If you knew as much as you think you know,
You would realize that you don't know what you thought you knew!
 
Feelings said:
this is the interesting problem i have ever seen in my entire life...
cut

show the gutz and solve this issue i will give you as many appreciations
as
you want, but the solution must be specific and truely troubleshooting not
experimental, because i dont want the client machine to be hurt. ;)

take cares
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With that attitude you should pay a professional to come in to sort your
computer, at least he will get paid to take crap from you.
 
sorry to say dear all this is not attitude ... its just my nature of being
friendly speaking like "come on ... show the gutz" ... well i am not infornt
of you thats why you cant realize my nature ... well if i had challange you
with that problem i think that will be attitude ... i think i have clarify my
self

so come on ... show the gutz ;)
 
You are responding to your own post- talking to yourself. Enjoy your talk.
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Maybe if he/she does this long enough, s/he'll learn how to actually compose
a sentence.
 
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