davidhk129
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I keep getting the following message whenever I open an app ( such as Mail ).......
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I could change it to 1024x768 and it worked.
But if I exited from the app and then came back later, same error message reappeared, and I had to change resolution again.
Is there anyway I can make the change stick ?
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I could change it to 1024x768 and it worked.
But if I exited from the app and then came back later, same error message reappeared, and I had to change resolution again.
Is there anyway I can make the change stick ?
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davidhk129
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Have you looked at control panel, display, display settings?
Thank you.
It is sorted now.
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ok - thanks for the feedback.
I replied too soon.
Problem persists.
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Is the OS 8 or 8.1 you are using? If 8.1, did you go with the upgrade route or a clean install? What it sounds like to me is you got a corrupt install.
It was a clean install.
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Did you burn the ISO to a disk and boot from disc? Or did you use the USB method, seems lot of the USB installs are buggy. Sometimes the download can be/get corrupted or burned at a speed that was to fast. It happened to me with the Windows 8 preview..I redownloaded the ISO made a new bootable disc, reinstalled and that time I was good to go.
Since 8.1 RTM is comming at the end of the month....that's going to be a hard call to make. Do I re-download the ISO and go through all that or just wait for 8.1 RTM and clean install then.
If this was my machine, I would re-download the ISO and burn it, and clean install to make sure I was error free.
Since 8.1 RTM is comming at the end of the month....that's going to be a hard call to make. Do I re-download the ISO and go through all that or just wait for 8.1 RTM and clean install then.
If this was my machine, I would re-download the ISO and burn it, and clean install to make sure I was error free.
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Well, after reinstalling .....
1. resolution issue no more..... great.
2. sign in issue is iffy.
First I was able to sign in (with Win 8.1 ) but unable to reply.
Then I refreshed and was not even able to sign in at all.
Then I opened this thread, and tried to sign in. HEY! I got in.
Next, I am going to sign out and then try to sign back in.
I am keeping my fingers crossed.
1. resolution issue no more..... great.
2. sign in issue is iffy.
First I was able to sign in (with Win 8.1 ) but unable to reply.
Then I refreshed and was not even able to sign in at all.
Then I opened this thread, and tried to sign in. HEY! I got in.
Next, I am going to sign out and then try to sign back in.
I am keeping my fingers crossed.
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Now try this again:
You have to hit the alt key and go to tools, compatibility settings and add windowsforum.com to the list.
You have to hit the alt key and go to tools, compatibility settings and add windowsforum.com to the list.
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Now try this again:
You have to hit the alt key and go to tools, compatibility settings and add windowsforum.com to the list.
I had replied to you in the Can't Sign In thread.
The Compatibility View option had been tried. It did not work for me.
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I had replied to you in the Can't Sign In thread.
The Compatibility View option had been tried. It did not work for me.
Did you try it again after the reinstall.....
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Did you try it again after the reinstall.....
Yes. Compatibility View does not work for me in this case. Period.
The ONLY way I can sign in is to open a thread, any thread, then I can sign myself in.
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I had had a lot of issues installing this win 8.1 preview.
I had viruses, 33 of them. Malwarebytes took care of that. That stupid Windows Defender must be out for lunch.
Then, resolution issue, which was rectified.
Then, I lost the Sleep option, which was rectified.
Then, System Restore could not finished, stating that there was an anti-virus interfering. I have yet to try that again.
Then, this sign in issue which is partially fixed.
I don't think I will open my wallet for the Win 8.1 Release.
I had viruses, 33 of them. Malwarebytes took care of that. That stupid Windows Defender must be out for lunch.
Then, resolution issue, which was rectified.
Then, I lost the Sleep option, which was rectified.
Then, System Restore could not finished, stating that there was an anti-virus interfering. I have yet to try that again.
Then, this sign in issue which is partially fixed.
I don't think I will open my wallet for the Win 8.1 Release.
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Holy crap....yours is one of the worst case's I've seen. On the bright side....8.1 will be free to those who have windows 8 all ready.
Question: Have you checked for a mobo chipset update and a BIOS update? If not, I would update the chipset and update/flash the BIOS. Freaking hell, it can't hurt...
Question: Have you checked for a mobo chipset update and a BIOS update? If not, I would update the chipset and update/flash the BIOS. Freaking hell, it can't hurt...
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