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Windows 7 - slowly maximize,minimize,opeening full screen windows?

 
04-11-2009   #1


Windows 7
 
 

slowly maximize,minimize,opeening full screen windows?

Hi all

i have aproblem in windows 7 and i dont know how to fix it

when i install a clean copy of windows 7 i notice that when i open windows in full screen its open slowly (cutting motion ) (creeper ) ?

is this normal ?

i got 9600m gt
sony vaio aw290
4 gb ram
2.6 t9550 cpu

i have the latest nvidia driver

please i need help

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04-11-2009   #2


Windows 7 Ultimate Vista Ultimate x64
 
 


You may have a bad torrent, I saw one yesterday that had that as a feature.
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04-11-2009   #3


Windows 7
 
 


Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Mr GRiM View Post
You may have a bad torrent, I saw one yesterday that had that as a feature.
please i dont understand what you mean with torrent ?

do you mean bad copy of windows that i download it buy torrent or what ?

if its a bad copy can you provide me with better one ?
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04-11-2009   #4


 
 


What build of Windows 7 have you installed? (type 'winver' in the Start menu search bar, the second line is the Version & Build) and is it x86 or x64 (32 or 64 bit)?

How did you originally get your copy of Windows 7?

If you need I can PM (Private Message) you links for a good installation.
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04-11-2009   #5


7 Ultimate x64
 
 


It's a driver issue. I have that slow-mo thing happen to me periodically. A reboot fixes it for me.
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04-11-2009   #6


Windows 7
 
 


windows vista 64 bit build 7077

note : this problem happen also in vista but its more in windows 7

i have post my problem every where no solve

i have read many problems like this and i wounder is this a hardware or software please mans i need serious help and if any body want me to explain what happen exactly i will do
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04-11-2009   #7


Windows 7
 
 


[quote=Orbital

If you need I can PM (Private Message) you links for a good installation.[/quote]


Please Do
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04-11-2009   #8


Windows 7 Ultimate Vista Ultimate x64
 
 


Have you tried to disable the minimise maximise animations to see how it goes?

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04-11-2009   #9


Windows 7
 
 


Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by smarteyeball View Post
It's a driver issue. I have that slow-mo thing happen to me periodically. A reboot fixes it for me.
Rely ??

Do you feel this also when maximize and when minimize and opening my computer icon in full screen

and its not apeer when you open any window in asmall screen ?

do you also feel that this thing disappear for 5 minutes when you change the refresh rate or dig any thing in nvidia control penal ?
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04-11-2009   #10


Windows 7
 
 


Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Mr GRiM View Post
Have you tried to disable the minimise maximise animations to see how it goes?

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Thank You For Responding

i will try this but way i pay a lot of money for buy a god graphic card if i will not use windows with full performance
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