Wind back video driver update

Alright, then. The Roll Back Driver button 'rolls back' to last driver
used (i.e., the driver before the present one.) You can keep on 'rolling
back' - if necessary - until you get to Windows' own built-in driver.
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Leonard Grey
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Broooz wrote:
> "DL" <notvalid.RemoveThis@spoofaddress.co.uk> wrote in message
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>> Personally I've never not seen the 'roll back' in numerous WinXp pc's
>> Control Panel>Hardware>Device Manager........select your display
>> adapter>Properties>Driver.......roll back
>>
> Sorry found it now thanks
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Hi "Broooz",

It looks like you solved your driver problem.

FYI: A plain text message in a newsgroup cannot be infected by a virus.

If you do not want all those extra lines added to every message:

Click the NOD32 icon in your system tray by the clock.
Click advanced setup...
On left, expand Antivirus and antispyware
Click Email client protection
Under Alerts and notifications, change both dropdown boxes to
either "Never" or "To infected email only".
click OK.

(You're welcome.
--Richard