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Thread ID: 94122	2008-10-15 04:42:00	Refresh rate problems	pcuser42 (130)	Press F1

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712419	2008-10-15 17:44:00	I tried that. It didn't work. Maybe I have to edit Vista's virtual Registry? Perhaps a System Restore will work? I can boot from the Vista DVD and go from there to do so.	pcuser42 (130)
712420	2008-10-15 18:11:00	Guess I'll try a System Restore. If it doesn't work I'll have to revert it as I've installed Spore since. :annoyed:	pcuser42 (130)
712421	2008-10-15 18:17:00	That should fix it - boot from the Vista DVD, run restore back to before what ever it was you installed and it caused the problem. When you boot into restore you have the option to go back further than the recommended restore - personally I would go back 1 day further.	wainuitech (129)
712422	2008-10-15 18:19:00	I've just realized that it can't undo a restore when I boot from the DVD - so I risk losing an installation of Spore. (It's my friend's copy though.) And the dates are all wrong. :( Hooray, it worked! :D Thanks guys. :thanks	pcuser42 (130)
712423	2008-10-15 18:34:00	Just an idea...If he booted with a XP CD or UBCD4Win/bartPE or a linux live CD would he see anything? If he could, could he change the refresh rate there? Yes, but it would only apply to the currently booted CD. It wouldn't automatically change it for everything that gets booted. Such settings are OS dependant	Agent_24 (57)
712424	2008-10-15 19:51:00	Yes, but it would only apply to the currently booted CD. It wouldn't automatically change it for everything that gets booted. Such settings are OS dependant Thanx for the clarification Brian	Blam (54)
712425	2008-10-16 02:08:00	Yes, but it would only apply to the currently booted CD. It wouldn't automatically change it for everything that gets booted. Such settings are OS dependant But if you load Remote Registry (like I did) from UBCD4Win, you CAN change the PC's OS's settings. ;)	pcuser42 (130)
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