TOSHIBA satellite, help please

**gerrybhoy** · June 12th, 2005, 12:31 AM

i have recently upgraded my satellite 1800-920
From:
20GB HDD, 250k RAM windows 2000XP pro, office pro 2000

To:
60GB HDD, 500K RAM windows 2003 XP pro, office pro 2003

every thing is cool apart from one thing.
when i scroll up or down a page, whether it be a web page or a document page. the page appears to 'ripple' in the direction of scroll?

also, when i play a movie on 200% or full screen, the same effect happens.
none of this never happened prior to the upgrade.

can somebody help please?

**Ahcoraj** · June 12th, 2005, 06:32 AM

Did you go out to the Toshiba site and get the latest video driver for XP? Also look in the bios for video memory settings, and increase it if you can, this definitely sounds like a video driver/ mem issue. If it' s an Nvidia or ATI you would be better off going to their sites and getting the latest ones there.......

**gerrybhoy** · June 13th, 2005, 12:38 PM

Hi,
thanks for the advice.
have been to the toshiba site and downloaded the drivers.
one question..........

as the drivers are not exe files, how do i install them?

cheers

**Ahcoraj** · June 13th, 2005, 08:34 PM

What type of files are they? .zip? if so get Right clik on them and choose extract files,and extract them. if they are bare .inf's you can just launch the update driver wizard from device manager, and show them to the folder that you downloaded them to........ Let me know how you make out.....G

**gerrybhoy** · June 13th, 2005, 11:54 PM

Hi,
the file was zipped, so i have un-zipped and they're DL, CNT & HL files????

in the device manager, do i select the update wizard in video controller or video codec in sound, video and game controllers?

the 'other devices' tree was open with a big? on it when i initially opened device manager

cheers

**Ahcoraj** · June 14th, 2005, 07:01 AM

Now that theyre unzipped go to the device manager, you can do this by right clicking on the 'My computer " icon on your desktop or start menu and choosing properties, then choose the hardware tab and device manager button. Click the small + sign to the left of 'display adapters' and double clik the item lised below it, this will pull up a properties box, choose the driver tab, and then the update driver button. Follow the wizard through and choose "install from a list or specific location (advanced)" then on the next screen check the box to 'include this location in the search' and use the browse button to navigate to the folder you unzipped them to. The OK button will light up when a file is found, clik it and then next and finish..... You should be done......g

**gerrybhoy** · June 14th, 2005, 01:49 PM

hi, thanks for everything but.....
the big problem i have is that in device manager there is no 'display adapter' tab!!!!!!

what next?

aaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!

**gerrybhoy** · June 14th, 2005, 02:07 PM

took a chance and installed the drivers in 'other devices'
once the wizard had finished 'device adapters' had appeared in the device manager.
after a re-boot ...................... all is well.

you're a STAR!!!!!!!

PS if your wondering where the lions are......

Lisbon, 25th of may 1967, glasgow celtic won the european cup.
the first british team to do so.
that team are now immortalised in history and are known as ..............
the 'Lisbon Lions'

gerrybhoy is indebted

**Ahcoraj** · June 14th, 2005, 07:21 PM

Great, glad to hear it . When working with computers, It helps to be creative, and take a chance that something 'might' work, rather than waiting til you know it will...

Thanks for the football lesson, being a yank I know little about it..... It's just the title of one of my favorite Bruce Cockburn songs....