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    Graphics problem on G73JH after clean install

    Discussion in 'ASUS Gaming Notebook Forum' started by jakeythesnake, May 31, 2011.

  1. jakeythesnake

    jakeythesnake Notebook Guru

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    So I've installed the latest (11.5) ATi drivers, yet Aero is still disabled by default (as if the laptop can't cope with it) and I get this when moving windows around:

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    Which generally happens on machines with shoddy built in graphics if I'm not mistaken?

    What am I missing? Should I revert back to Asus' ATi drivers that were shipped with it, then update? Though I can't see what difference that would make.

    Please advise.


    Edit: Okay, so after running WEI Aero turns on, and it's fine. 5870m gets a 7.2. After a reboot, Aero is disabled again...then gets enabled as I open device manager.

    edit #2: Just realised that it enables after I do something with administrator privileges. Obviously I could just log into the Admin account each time...but I'd rather just use mine.
     
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  3. jakeythesnake

    jakeythesnake Notebook Guru

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    Yes I do have an updated vBIOS (might not be the very latest version, but it has been updated so that I don't GSOD or have problems with the latest display drivers). CCC reports I'm using 012.020.000.032.

    It's not a driver problem, it's Windows being stupid. See edits to previous post.

    Also, can I have your SSD *flutters eyelashes* pretty please?


    Edit: For the moment, it's now working fine after a few successive reboots...I'm not sure what was up with it to begin with...but I'm not complaining.