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1. #Remote ndis compatible device driver slow boot drivers
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4. #Remote ndis compatible device driver slow boot Pc

USB1 Controller nVIDIA MCP2 - OHCI USB Controller Network Adapter NVIDIA nForce MCP Networking Controller (192.168.1.2) Keyboard Standard 101/102-Key or Microsoft Natural PS/2 Keyboard Optical Drive TOSHIBA DVD-ROM SD-M1612 (16x/48x DVD-ROM) IDE Controller NVIDIA NForce 2(tm) SPP/IGP ATA Controllerĭisk Drive Maxtor 6Y120P0 (120 GB, 7200 RPM, Ultra-ATA/133) Motherboard Chipset nVIDIA nForce2 Ultra 400Ĭommunication Port Communications Port (COM1)Ĭommunication Port Communications Port (COM2)Ĭommunication Port ECP Printer Port (LPT1)Īudio Adapter nVIDIA MCP2 - Audio Codec Interface Motherboard Name Gigabyte GA-7N400-L1 (5 PCI, 1 AGP, 4 DDR DIMM, Audio, LAN) Operating System Microsoft Windows XP Home EditionĬPU Type AMD Athlon XP, 1243 MHz (12.5 x 99) Operating System Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition (WinXP Retail) The only thing in my device manager that has a ! or a ? is PCI Simple Communications Controller. I tried everthing in the previous post (the "links") my computer is still lagging. What media player are you watching DVDs in?

#Remote ndis compatible device driver slow boot Pc

You could also to try and rule out some things, boot into safe mode with networking (F8 at boot) and see if your PC lags in the way you see it doing in normal mode boot, the screen will look blocky and basic but thats normal as safe mode is a bare bones boot.

#Remote ndis compatible device driver slow boot drivers

Internet pages that are slow and jerky while scrolling are generally the graphics card driver thats the defualt Windows installed one but as you have installed the suggested Nvidia driver already then, malware is a possability to check out with the link supplied earlier to the "Read and run me guide to malware removals" then start new thread in malware, but before running the guide, lets make sure all your drivers are installer first as per note on yellow ! marks in device manager and your Windows Version is upto date.

#Remote ndis compatible device driver slow boot update

Is your version of Windows fully upto date with all Service Packs and upates? can run Windows Update to check this. Going on your other thread in software, do you still have any devices in Device manger with yellow ! marks on them? if so what are they called. If regular maintenance and tuning up hasn't been done in a long time (or ever) there's a real good chance that this is the cause of any slowness.

From the sound of it (judging from the aging video card) the PC is probably an older model. The lag can also be caused by many other issues like malware/viruses or just a plain lack of maintenance or too many processes running. We could also use more info about your PC specs: CPU, RAM, hard drive size and speed, etc. Sometimes a bad video cable or loose connection between the PC and monitor can cause color problems.

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But do skin tones look normal? Or are they 'splotchy'? Are color gradients smooth or does a blue sky have obvious divisions between shades of blue? These types of things can tell us if the video driver is loaded and functional, or if it's something else. You mention watching a DVD is jumpy and/or slow. Windows has a 'High Contrast' theme which is only a few colors, if it's combined with an ExtraLarge font scheme, it wouldn't be effected by re-installing a video driver. this would explain the large fonts and the tri-color.