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post #21 of 28
8/16/07 at 12:28am
what specs do u have on ur computer
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post #22 of 28
8/16/07 at 12:29am
if u have the backup disk from alienware you might want to reinstall ur os system and start over and see if it helps with the volume and webcam issue. That would be ur last resort before you send it off...
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post #23 of 28
8/16/07 at 12:42am
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3DMark06 - 8420
Driver: 94.23

Intel Core 2 CPU
T7400 @ 2.16 GHz
2x 1 GB DDR2
2x 512 Nvidia Geforce Go 7950 GTX (SLI)

Sorry it wasn't in the earlier post.
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post #24 of 28
8/16/07 at 12:46am
for ur green tint try this right click the desktop screen and clck properties and then go to settings tab. Then click advance on the bottom. on the next screen go to GeForce Go 7950 GTX. Once their click on color correction and then check your All Channels button and check ur blue green and red and make sure they are the middle click except for the digital vibrance and image sharpening. I changed my green color and it affected my webcam so this may be ur problem.. hopes this helps you...
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post #25 of 28
8/16/07 at 8:20am
not sure if this was suggested, but try re-installing the bison camera driver
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post #26 of 28
8/16/07 at 8:55am
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I'll try reinstalling the bison cam driver - I did try the color correction littlefrankus...no luck
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post #27 of 28
8/16/07 at 9:07am
if nothing else works then try and reinstall the os system and see if that fixes everything... but this is your last resort before sending it off...
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post #28 of 28
8/22/07 at 3:18pm
The windows screensaver/hibernation/stand by feature is an NVidia driver issue, as stated before.

It occurs when you change the power management settings from the default settings. If you keep the default settings, it won't happen.

However, if you want to use your own power management settings, like I do, then there is a small fix I discovered. After returning from the screensaver, system standby, etc., your mouse is still functional. Simply right click your desktop (minimize everything or go to start-->Show Desktop if you have to), then go to Nvidia Display --> Laptop Display. And voila, your mouse is fixed. It can be a nuisance at first, but it sure beats restarting the computer or getting new drivers.
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