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Re: when i try to play online video dv7 notebook my screen is green. (89 Views)
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when i try to play online video dv7 notebook my screen is green.

‎06-13-2012 03:08 PM

I have a pavillion dv7 notebook(product number XZ09UA). I can play stored video but online video displays a green screen. It runs with sound but no video.

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Re: when i try to play online video dv7 notebook my screen is green.

‎06-14-2012 09:24 PM

I have the same issue, It gets worse, It goes blue screen after, It gets worse & worse, Help please, Keep getting Display Driver Crash
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Re: when i try to play online video dv7 notebook my screen is green.

‎06-15-2012 07:00 AM

Here is a thread at Microsoft Answers  by fellow Microsoft MVP Rob Brown, in which he touches on virtually every option possible to resolve the display driver issue you are facing. 



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