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windows xp and 8.1.1


Marty A
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well i got a new comp here. was running

windows nt.now i have windows xp. i am keeping 8.1.1 so i can still program while i learn mcx.

well 8.1.1 acts really diffrent in xp.

for example i can't see the arrow when i pick

my profile start or when roughing a hole.

or when i back plot i can't see the tool path

or the cutter. or when i'm done verifing it

goes back to my orig. screen. anyone come across

these things. am i missing a setting or something.thats all i can think of as of now.

man what a pain.as always your help is always

appreciated. just wait till i get into x. oh no

 

 

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Sounds like an ATI video card.

 

Kannon is correct, try turning down your hardware acceleration.

 

Somewhere around here there is a thread also, about a driver for the ATI card that helps.

 

Might want to do a search for that one.

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Marty A,

 

Kannon and jmparis are on the right track. Let us know what video card you have and we'll be able to give you more specific support. If it isn't an ATI card, the video driver may just need to be updated. You could also attempt to turn down the acceleration but this doesn't always work. HTH cheers.gif

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right click on an empty part of your desktop >> properties >> settings >> advanced >> troubleshhot tab >> slide the slider so it is 2 notched from the left and that should do it for you.

 

HTH

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