Solved Image Pixels Crush in Firefox ,IE and Google Chormo

[quicqsolution]

Hi,

I am facing a problem before a few days.
Image Pixels are not clear in Firefox, Internet Explorer and Google Chrome.
how to solve this problem?
I have Windows 7 X64
4 GB RAM
1GB GTX 560 Graphic Card. Drivers are properly installed.

here are the screenshots.

 

[Maguscreed]

Well I recognize the problem it's an issue with image compression.
I've never seen it on the scale you are getting here though.

Are you using any kind of download/connection accelerator software?
That would be my first finger to point.

 

[event3horizon]

what theeee hell? Hmm.. maybe update your video drivers. Startup in Safe mode w/ networking and surf like that. See if it still appears and report back.

 

[Maguscreed]

Pretty certain it's not related to the video card/ driver itself.
It looks like something is crushing the data stream and messing up image compression.
If it was the driver it should affect EVERYTHING of that image type.

 

[A Guy]

I agree, some sore of accelerator. But that's as bad as I've ever seen. A Guy

 

[quicqsolution]

still problem is not solved.

 

[event3horizon]

even if it is an accelerator, why would both explorer and firefox be affected??

quicsolution:

Did you do any software/hardware changes BEFORE this happened that you can remember?

 

[Maguscreed]

Very well it's all yours now, good luck

This IS a image compression problem though.

 

[fseal]

Sure seems like it's something "upstream" from your computer :/

Does it do it on any other computers connected to the same network? Or is it ONLY on that one machine?

 

[event3horizon]

Very well it's all yours now, good luck

This IS a image compression problem though.

Is this some sort of forum rule that only one person should try to help per problem otherwise if another person tries to offer different opinion they just bail?

 

[event3horizon]

Could this be a content blocking program running? Or Flash problem??

 

[event3horizon]

i would also, for the hell of it, reboot all your networking equipment. Router, switches, modems, etc.

 

[Maguscreed]

Very well it's all yours now, good luck

This IS a image compression problem though.

Is this some sort of forum rule that only one person should try to help per problem otherwise if another person tries to offer different opinion they just bail?

I simply pointed out that this wasn't a driver problem, you took it as a personal attack. I don't do internet trolling so I decided I would just quit. I'll likely have to have a moderator come in here now and clean up this thread as many of these posts do nothing to help the person seeking help.

 

[event3horizon]

NO i didn't take anything as a personal attack and "trolling" is a disgustingly misused and overused word. With text communications it is easy to misunderstand each other. You seemed to take my questioning whether it's an accelerator or not an attack. But if you didn't, that's fine. There's plenty of helpful info the poster can try here however he's not that responsive.

 

[quicqsolution]

even if it is an accelerator, why would both explorer and firefox be affected??

quicsolution:

Did you do any software/hardware changes BEFORE this happened that you can remember?

This problem suddenly appeared. I didn't change anything.

 

[quicqsolution]

Sure seems like it's something "upstream" from your computer :/

Does it do it on any other computers connected to the same network? Or is it ONLY on that one machine?

Its my Own Internet connection ,I have only 1 Computer and its directly connect from router.

 

[quicqsolution]

Very well it's all yours now, good luck

This IS a image compression problem though.

Is this some sort of forum rule that only one person should try to help per problem otherwise if another person tries to offer different opinion they just bail?

I simply pointed out that this wasn't a driver problem, you took it as a personal attack. I don't do internet trolling so I decided I would just quit. I'll likely have to have a moderator come in here now and clean up this thread as many of these posts do nothing to help the person seeking help.

I am the thread starter . @Maguscreed, you are talking about Personal attack?
please read carefully your previous post then you are the judge .

Thanks

 

[quicqsolution]

Could this be a content blocking program running? Or Flash problem??

I installed these addons on my firefox. please check. but I didn't install any addons on IE.

 

[quicqsolution]

Very well it's all yours now, good luck

This IS a image compression problem though.

Is this some sort of forum rule that only one person should try to help per problem otherwise if another person tries to offer different opinion they just bail?

I simply pointed out that this wasn't a driver problem, you took it as a personal attack. I don't do internet trolling so I decided I would just quit. I'll likely have to have a moderator come in here now and clean up this thread as many of these posts do nothing to help the person seeking help.

Moderator won't remove theirs posts because they and you came here for help.
I truly appreciate your and theirs taking the time to write for me and efforts.

 

[quicqsolution]