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Re: Elitebook 6930p - Windows 7 Ultimate(x 64) and Screen Image Corruption .
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04-23-2010 03:06 PM
I spoke to soon, same problem with Windows 7 Pro x64
Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Re: Elitebook 6930p - Windows 7 Ultimate(x 64) and Screen Image Corruption .
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06-10-2010 11:36 AM
Disabling Aero theme did the magic. I followed this:
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/disab
However, I am surprised HP didn't test this or did they ship defective product?
Re: Elitebook 6930p - Windows 7 Ultimate(x 64) and Screen Image Corruption .
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09-19-2010 05:20 AM
Hi All
I've had this same problem since building my laptop with Win7 64... tried all available updates from HP, then did a little research, and finally took a chance on asking Windows to update the driver itself, and for once an update was available on Windows Updates that actually fixed it!
For reference the driver version I have working is :8.15.10.2189
Regards
Aaron
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10-05-2010 01:46 PM
Hi Correction to that last post, it seemed to work for a while and I got over excited.
The actual fix it turns out, is to disabled Intel Virtualisation Technology in the BIOS. After I did this Windows crashed twice shortly after booting before getting itself together, it's been fine for two days since.
Probably not a great idea if you're using VMWare or something, but works for me.
Idea came from here: http://www.intel.com/Assets/PDF/specupdate/320123.
Regards
