I had that exact same problem using v320.00 beta drivers, so I just rolled back the drivers and I stopped having problems. I figured it was some issue due to the fact that they were beta, and just decided to wait for the next release before updating again.
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I decided today to not use beta driver anymore in my life. Also to not upgrade something if I don't have problems.
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I never had a 386 but my Compaq Deskpro 286N with Intel 80286 processor is just fine, sadly its monitor base is broken but the PC itself is just fine I tested it some time ago and it played The Secret of Monkey Island EGA floppy version just fine. Also my Commodore Amiga 500 is working correctly, I tested it with my original copy of Eye of the Beholder and it play it just fine thanks also to me upgrading its RAM to 1 MB.
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Thank you for the infos. There are benefits for upgrading to that version like speed up of games and stuff like that for my card if you know?
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I have another problem by the way.. The fixed-aspect ratio screen scaling doesn't work. Have you found a solution for that?
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Hi guys something strange happened to me. I used my Logitech G500 mouse for quite some time now, near a year I think, without any problem. Somedays ago I decided to upgrade my graphic card Nvidia GeForce GTX 560 Ti drivers with the updated set for it. Before I upgraded I had the 310.70 version that didn't give me any problem. After I installed the 320.00 version my mouse began to work in a strange way. The cursor would block and move at times and block and crash my PC (Intel Core i5 3570K @ 3,8 GHz, Gigabyte Z77X-D3H, 8 GB DDR3 2133 MHz CL9 G-Skill Ares F3, MSI Nvidia GeForce GTX 560 Ti 1 GB GDDR5 Twin Frozr II factory-OC, PSU Corsair GS 700 watt 80 bronze plus 56 ampere on +12v line, CPU heatsink and fan Noctua NH-D14, Windows 7 64 bit Home Premium OEM, so my PC it's ok)...
I didn't change anything at all, I only rollback-ed to the old driver set v310.70 and wow my mouse problems vanished like dust blowed away by wind.
W T F!! How is this even possibru?? How can a driver compromise the correct working of my Logitech G500 mouse??!! ?_?
I know with programming you can generate every possible error but this is too bizarre. Have you ever had a problem like mine?
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