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Fixed (or rather, I did what lonelywalker tried...played around with things, then rebooted. :)
Help!
Okay, so I bought a new laptop. toshiba, running Windows 10 (doesn't come with a CD disc)
Connectivity is fine (netflix is actually working and it didn't on my old laptop)
Desktop default image is clear
Desktop icons are clear.
But ALL icons/photos/graphics on the net (IE and Firefox, both) are entirely pixelated and useless.
1366 X 768 is apparently the optimal resolution, and that's what I have it set at, but I tried all the other options and none of them work either.
(even lines around forms - like the subject heading box for a journal post - has dashes instead of a straight line
Would any of you be willing to walk me through some options to try and get this laptop to work? Just assume I'm a total Luddite and don't know words like "driver" or "resolution" or "computer" :)
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Help!
Okay, so I bought a new laptop. toshiba, running Windows 10 (doesn't come with a CD disc)
Connectivity is fine (netflix is actually working and it didn't on my old laptop)
Desktop default image is clear
Desktop icons are clear.
But ALL icons/photos/graphics on the net (IE and Firefox, both) are entirely pixelated and useless.
1366 X 768 is apparently the optimal resolution, and that's what I have it set at, but I tried all the other options and none of them work either.
(even lines around forms - like the subject heading box for a journal post - has dashes instead of a straight line
Would any of you be willing to walk me through some options to try and get this laptop to work? Just assume I'm a total Luddite and don't know words like "driver" or "resolution" or "computer" :)
This entry was originally posted at http://bethbethbeth.dreamwidth.org/685617.html. (Read
comments at Dreamwidth) If you'd like to comment on Dreamwidth, but don't have an account, you can use OpenID (How to use OpenID), or if you'd like a Dreamwidth invite, just ask!