pink squares in windows from Matrox Parhelia?

[Rolf Barbakken]

In two different computers - both running the latest drivers from Matrox, we
get a small pink square here and there on the monitor (LCD from Dell). This
happens especially on Windows Explorer toolbars.

The same computers running nvidia-based cards does not have the same
problem.

Example posted here:
URL:http://madeira.questus.dyndns.org/parhelia.htm

Anyone else seen this? Something wrong with the driver?

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[Phe@rsome]

Don't you really think that a forum dedicated to Matrox video cards, would
be a better place to ask this question?

"Rolf Barbakken" > wrote in message
...
> In two different computers - both running the latest drivers from Matrox,
we
> get a small pink square here and there on the monitor (LCD from Dell).
This
> happens especially on Windows Explorer toolbars.
>
> The same computers running nvidia-based cards does not have the same
> problem.
>
> Example posted here:
> URL:http://madeira.questus.dyndns.org/parhelia.htm
>
> Anyone else seen this? Something wrong with the driver?
>
> --
> ________________________
> Rolf Barbakken @ Questus ans
> Teknisk ansvarlig
> Web: http://www.questus.no
>
>

[Rolf Barbakken]

"Phe@rsome" > wrote in message
...
> Don't you really think that a forum dedicated to Matrox video cards, would
> be a better place to ask this question?

Yes, but noone answered in the dedicated newsgroup for this, and since this
has to do with XP and hardware for XP I though maybe someone could share
their knowledge with me.

--
Rolf

[Phe@rsome]

You may get an answer here, but Matrox is not a common video board these
days. My last one was 5-6 years ago. I gave it up because though it was
great with business applications, it didn't do graphics very well.

"Rolf Barbakken" > wrote in message
...
> "Phe@rsome" > wrote in message
> ...
> > Don't you really think that a forum dedicated to Matrox video cards,
would
> > be a better place to ask this question?
>
> Yes, but noone answered in the dedicated newsgroup for this, and since
this
> has to do with XP and hardware for XP I though maybe someone could share
> their knowledge with me.
>
> --
> Rolf
>
>
>

[Rick Moore]

I run a Parhelia at work and I've never seen anything like that, is this is
happening with two different Parhelias?

"Rolf Barbakken" > wrote in message
...
> In two different computers - both running the latest drivers from Matrox,
we
> get a small pink square here and there on the monitor (LCD from Dell).
This
> happens especially on Windows Explorer toolbars.
>
> The same computers running nvidia-based cards does not have the same
> problem.
>
> Example posted here:
> URL:http://madeira.questus.dyndns.org/parhelia.htm
>
> Anyone else seen this? Something wrong with the driver?
>
> --
> ________________________
> Rolf Barbakken @ Questus ans
> Teknisk ansvarlig
> Web: http://www.questus.no
>
>

[Rolf Barbakken]

No with one parhelia, but on two different computers. I'm not sure we want
to buy more parhelias.

"Rick Moore" > wrote in message
...
> I run a Parhelia at work and I've never seen anything like that, is this
is
> happening with two different Parhelias?

[Rick Moore]

So maybe you got a defective card...

"Rolf Barbakken" > wrote in message
...
> No with one parhelia, but on two different computers. I'm not sure we want
> to buy more parhelias.
>
> "Rick Moore" > wrote in message
> ...
> > I run a Parhelia at work and I've never seen anything like that, is this
> is
> > happening with two different Parhelias?
>
>

[Rolf Barbakken]

Seems like it. Damn. Its a great card.

"Rick Moore" > wrote in message
...
> So maybe you got a defective card...
>
> "Rolf Barbakken" > wrote in message
> ...
> > No with one parhelia, but on two different computers. I'm not sure we
want
> > to buy more parhelias.
> >
> > "Rick Moore" > wrote in message
> > ...
> > > I run a Parhelia at work and I've never seen anything like that, is
this
> > is
> > > happening with two different Parhelias?
> >
> >
>
>