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Windows Vista
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1 Click Start / Control Panel /
Appearance and Personalization.
2 Under Personalization, click
Adjust screen resolution.
3 On the Display Settings dialog, click the
Advanced Settings... button.
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4 On the monitor properties dialog, click the Troubleshoot tab.
5 Click the Change settings button.
6 On the security dialog, click Continue.
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7 Move the Hardware Acceleration slider
to the third notch.
5 Click OK.
6 Restart Windows.
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Windows XP and Windows 2000
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1 Right-click the desktop, then on the context menu, click Properties.
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2 Click the Settings tab, then click Advanced.
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3 Click the Troubleshoot tab.
4 Move the Hardware Acceleration slider to the third notch.
5 Click OK, then Close.
6 Close and restart the player.
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Windows 98
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Click Start / Control Panel / System / Performance / Graphics, and slide Hardware acceleration to None.
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Windows NT4
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Click Start / Control Panel / System / Performance, and slide Boost to None.
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Note, you may need to restart the machine for the change to take effect.
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