Image Pixels Crush in Firefox ,IE and Google Chormo

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  1. event3horizon
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    Windows 7 Pro 64 bit SP1
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    Quic did you try rebooting your router?

    Also firefox add "default full zoom level" ? Perhaps try to disable that.

    Also, you can run internet explorer with no add ons. Just go to program files> accessories > system tools > internet explorer (no add ons) Try it like that.
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  3. quicqsolution
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    Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1
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    event3horizon said:
    Quic did you try rebooting your router?

    Also firefox add "default full zoom level" ? Perhaps try to disable that.

    Also, you can run internet explorer with no add ons. Just go to program files> accessories > system tools > internet explorer (no add ons) Try it like that.

    I reboot my router 4-5 times daily and i am using firefox without any addons now but i am facing the same problem
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  4. quicqsolution
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    Problem has been solved . I just uninstall PicBlock Software!
    thread should be closed. thanks all
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  6. A Guy
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    DOH!

    1. PicBlock will run automatically each time your computer starts up. You will see the PicBlock icon in the systray (lower right corner of Windows).

    2. Blocked images will be replaced by pixelated images and a warning dialog will appear whenever an objectionable image is encountered while surfing the web or reading an e-mail.
    An important bit of information to share with us!

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  7. fseal
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    A Guy said:
    DOH!

    1. PicBlock will run automatically each time your computer starts up. You will see the PicBlock icon in the systray (lower right corner of Windows).

    2. Blocked images will be replaced by pixelated images and a warning dialog will appear whenever an objectionable image is encountered while surfing the web or reading an e-mail.
    An important bit of information to share with us!

    A Guy
    "Objectionable" maybe, but just to be safe, any other ol picture on a whim as well! :)
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