I have been having this issue ever since windows Vista was released, the issue continued to occur in W7 too, first thought it's a videocard problem, now that I changed my videocard I have no more options to blame .
Here's the problem :
The issue only occurs in browsers, I'm using the latest stable version of Google Chrome from their website .
If it doesn't occur in XP, then you gotta look at the only common factors here:
- Drivers for the motherboard and/or chipset
- RAM
You can rule out the CPU, HDD and everything else, none of them could cause this. Bad drivers could result in corrupted data, and corrupted RAM could also result in corrupted data. You been on the same CPU/RAM/Mobo since Vista?
If it doesn't occur in XP, then you gotta look at the only common factors here:
- Drivers for the motherboard and/or chipset
- RAM
You can rule out the CPU, HDD and everything else, none of them could cause this. Bad drivers could result in corrupted data, and corrupted RAM could also result in corrupted data. You been on the same CPU/RAM/Mobo since Vista?
No, a few months ago I had ddr2 and another mobo + proc, now i have ddr3, diff mobo + proc, so basically a new pc
If it doesn't occur in XP, then you gotta look at the only common factors here:
- Drivers for the motherboard and/or chipset
- RAM
You can rule out the CPU, HDD and everything else, none of them could cause this. Bad drivers could result in corrupted data, and corrupted RAM could also result in corrupted data. You been on the same CPU/RAM/Mobo since Vista?
If it doesn't occur in XP it may simply be because it's using different java runtimes, flash drivers etc. in Win7.
If it doesn't occur in XP, then you gotta look at the only common factors here:
- Drivers for the motherboard and/or chipset
- RAM
You can rule out the CPU, HDD and everything else, none of them could cause this. Bad drivers could result in corrupted data, and corrupted RAM could also result in corrupted data. You been on the same CPU/RAM/Mobo since Vista?
If it doesn't occur in XP it may simply be because it's using different java runtimes, flash drivers etc. in Win7.
Java shouldn't happen (only loaded on demand), Flash might be the problem if you run Vista/7 under 64-bit, but as far as I know the 32-bit binaries don't care about your OS.
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