Hey John....how you been? Glad you dropped in .....was having trouble coming to grips with this thread Your suggestion is probably the best, but it appears he's already read too many <A HRE
Thanks for the education. I'm not talking about it staying at 60mhz....I'm talking about when it changes refresh rate during certain apps (like running a game windowed) and returns to your pre-set rate and the windows do not snap back to original position as you describe in your post and thus have a white edge to them. If you're running nView settings in default, it's going to play havoc with you screen. We can guess at this forever, but won't get anywhere until we see it. Upload your
Right click on downloaded file and click 'Open With' and point to WBload.exe in Windowblinds folder. Click OK.
It sounds like the refresh rate problem in nVidia drivers (excluding 52.16). You could try http://www.majorgeeks.com/download1547.html and see if that fixes your problem.
....thanks GM <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.g
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#1 - there is a ongoing problem with ratings showing, not showing and whatnot, so don't worry about that until they fix it....it's not you so hang tight on that problem. #2 - There is also a problem with some about the auto download and install...that is also being worked on and it's not you. To work around the problem in the interim, create a 'Temp' folder on your HD (call it whatever you want).
That appears to be a wireless connection error....
Hi Hus...MCP had a bug about a week ago so they pulled it off SDC until they fix it. I think you're going to keep getting that error until they put it back up...some themes and objects work and some don't. You'll just have to try different ones until you get one to work. My understanding from the newsgroups it shouldn't be long before they have it fixed. Wish I could give you a better remedy, but for now I think you just have to grin and bear it... <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/s
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Make sure you have latest build 1.50b.014 installed thru SDC.
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\ShellServiceObjectDelayLoad containing the entry: 0aMCPClient REG_SZ .... Backup the entry and then delete the value if you don't want it to load. If it causes other problems or doesn't work restore your backup .reg file by double clicking on it. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddle" ALT="Powered by Skin
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In OD config create a shortcut to any exe. you want and assign icon to it....when you're done creating the shortcuts you want, save the theme.
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You'll have to do it manually until they fix it......probably on Monday.
C:\Program Files\Stardock\Object Desktop\WindowBlinds is the folder the skins reside...you can also open WB config. click on 'install from disk' and browse to the downloaded file....
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And I also encountered an error during the DX download. I'll try again Aqua - change server in SDC settings and DX will install without errors... <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddle" ALT="Powered by SkinBrowser
MBM (Motherboard Monitor) has been updated. This is the program used for computer stats in SysMetrix and other programs that utilize system temperatures, voltages and fan speeds. It can also be used to shutdown your system when stats exceed your set limits...
Install the DX beta thru SDC.
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You can try two things... in the 'run' command type 'ipconfig/release' and then type 'ipconfig/renew'. That may give you your DSL back. The second option is to try a 'restore' prior to your un-install of DX.
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DesktopX 1.99p Download the newest DX2 version: 1.99u(b).003...there's a MCP update in that DX update.
Thanks Patric...I had to think long (obviously, too long) and hard to come up with that.... <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/s