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Installing SE Trio 3D (365/366) Video Driver

Using Windows 98 (not SE), I'm having a problem with the video.

S3 Trio 3D (365/366) PCI

Whenever I open a program the screen momentarily changes into multicolored dots. I tried to delete the old video driver, but it keeps on reappearing after bootup. Can anyone help? Perhaps all I need to do is make some adjustments to the settings or BIOS? Who knows :-)

Erik
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I'd look for a more up-to-date driver.  If your computer manufacturer or the video card manufacturer cannot help you, try these two:

http://www.driverguide.com/

http://www.windrivers.com

The first one offers a free membership, the second you have to pay to join.
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SysExpert: I noticed it happening immediately after installing DUN v1.4.
I'm still trying to figure out why I can't delete the video driver from Safe Mode.
no one ever suggests a bad video card, or too little video memory on the card. this  'dots' stuff is typical 'not enough video memory'
Thanks for everyone's suggestion. The problem vanished after discovering that the DUN v1.4 installation changed the color to 256. I remember noticing some strange video behavior just as soon as the PC restared after the DUN install. Resolution for this PC should be "High Color (16bit)." Now, to whom do I assign points. Don't be shy :-)

Erik
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Well, I may have gotten you thinking about what software was installed before the problems started. This apparently pointed you to the DUN installation.

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SysExpert, taking another look at your recommendations, I'm assigning all points to you. Thank you!

Erik