Green Text - Not Encrypted - Some fault

Please Help me guys.. somethings wrong with my brand new system.

I have installed all the software drivers.

I have reinstalled the video drivers too but i get this green color texts which disappears and returns to normal if i refresh or highlight over the text.

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As it's a brand new machine you need to contact Dell who will repair or replace your computer while it's under warranty.

It sounds very much as though the video is the problem.

Thanks... i think i figured wat was wrong... i reduce the 32bits settings to 16bits, now the green texts are gone....

Ah, that would explain it.

The 16-bit architecture will not run under a 64-bit operating system.

Thanks for letting us know. Enjoy your new computer!

seavixen32 said:

Ah, that would explain it.

The 16-bit architecture will not run under a 64-bit operating system.

Thanks for letting us know. Enjoy your new computer!

Ummm, that's not what he's saying. The OP is saying that he reduced his 32-bit color settings to 16, which means he is now running with drastically reduced color capability and inferior video quality.

To the OP...that is not an appropriate solution. Your computer has a problem and needs to be addressed with Dell. If you are under warranty, it would be ridiculous to not get this fixed NOW.

srrivatsan said:

Please Help me guys.. somethings wrong with my brand new system.

I have installed all the software drivers.

I have reinstalled the video drivers too but i get this green color texts which disappears and returns to normal if i refresh or highlight over the text.

Did you get the drivers from Dell's site? You should not have had to install anything on a brand new system. Was the problem there before you "updated" the drivers? Perform a recovery on your system to put it back the way it was from the factory!

MacGyvr said:

seavixen32 said:

Ah, that would explain it.

The 16-bit architecture will not run under a 64-bit operating system.

Thanks for letting us know. Enjoy your new computer!

Ummm, that's not what he's saying. The OP is saying that he reduced his 32-bit color settings to 16, which means he is now running with drastically reduced color capability and inferior video quality.

To the OP...that is not an appropriate solution. Your computer has a problem and needs to be addressed with Dell. If you are under warranty, it would be ridiculous to not get this fixed NOW.

MacGyvr, thanks for spotting my error. Another case of seeing what you want to see rather than what you do see.

Yes, I agree entirely; contact Dell as the problem needs to be fixed while your computer is under warranty.

The error did occur after I updated the driver from dell site. Let me try a system restore.. I did create a restore point before upgrading the driver..

That worked .... I put a system restore the driver version was reset to the version which came pre-installed and the system is running on 32 bit high now..!!

Pleased to hear it. Thanks for the feedback.