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Somekind of graphic-refresh fault that happens once in a while. &nbsp;If the refresh command (right click mouse on the desktop) doesn't help (which it should -- thats what its there for) simply re-boot you system.
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Somekind of graphic-refresh fault that happens once in a while.  If the refresh command (right click mouse on the desktop) doesn't help (which it should -- thats what its there for) simply re-boot you system.

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Sorry Serg, if only it was that simple.<br />
This is not an occasional glitch, it happens all the time, everytime I boot up. &nbsp;I've even reinstalled windows from a formatted hard drive but the problem still occurs with no other programs installed.
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Sorry Serg, if only it was that simple.
This is not an occasional glitch, it happens all the time, everytime I boot up.  I've even reinstalled windows from a formatted hard drive but the problem still occurs with no other programs installed.

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Also open up the case and make sure everything is connected properly and that the card is seated properly.
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Also open up the case and make sure everything is connected properly and that the card is seated properly.

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Switching off the acceleration works, thanks Pasci. &nbsp;It would be nice not to have to do that though because I like to play the odd game and having to change the setting back and restart is a bit tedious. 
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Switching off the acceleration works, thanks Pasci.  It would be nice not to have to do that though because I like to play the odd game and having to change the setting back and restart is a bit tedious.

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Using Windows 95 on my K6-2 350 with an STB Velocity 4400 graphics card. &nbsp;When opening/closing/minimising<wbr /> windows and when pressing buttons or loading graphics I get gaping holes left in my desktop or blocks of solid colour or images of a closed window. &nbsp;Norton Utilities finds no problems.
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Using Windows 95 on my K6-2 350 with an STB Velocity 4400 graphics card.  When opening/closing/minimising windows and when pressing buttons or loading graphics I get gaping holes left in my desktop or blocks of solid colour or images of a closed window.  Norton Utilities finds no problems.

Corrupt Desktop Graphics

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