Stretched screen upon waking from sleep

Hello,
I am using Vista Home Premium on an HP Pavilion dv6458se laptop. Upon
awaking from sleep, the screen always appears stretched by about 1.3 (width
wise). I know it's not a problem with resolution. I used to be able to
correct it by closing the screen and reopening it, upon which the display
would go back to normal.

Now, however, it remains stretched. I tried shutting down and restarting a
few times before searching these forums. I read advice from someone telling
the user to uninstall his graphics driver and reinstall a new one. So I
uninstalled my current one and reinstalled the newest version obtained from
the HP website (NVIDIA GeForce Go 6150, version 7.15.10.9815)

The problem persists, however... it's quite frustrating. What else can I do
to correct the problem?

Thank you

Abi wrote:
> Hello,
> I am using Vista Home Premium on an HP Pavilion dv6458se laptop. Upon
> awaking from sleep, the screen always appears stretched by about 1.3 (width
> wise). I know it's not a problem with resolution. I used to be able to
> correct it by closing the screen and reopening it, upon which the display
> would go back to normal.
>
> Now, however, it remains stretched. I tried shutting down and restarting a
> few times before searching these forums. I read advice from someone telling
> the user to uninstall his graphics driver and reinstall a new one. So I
> uninstalled my current one and reinstalled the newest version obtained from
> the HP website (NVIDIA GeForce Go 6150, version 7.15.10.9815)
>
> The problem persists, however... it's quite frustrating. What else can I do
> to correct the problem?
>
> Thank you

Re-Format Your Computer And Install Open Source Linux, Just FYI.

<> wrote in message
news:uKoa$...
> Abi wrote:
>> Hello,
>> I am using Vista Home Premium on an HP Pavilion dv6458se laptop. Upon
>> awaking from sleep, the screen always appears stretched by about 1.3
>> (width wise). I know it's not a problem with resolution. I used to be
>> able to correct it by closing the screen and reopening it, upon which the
>> display would go back to normal.
>>
>> Now, however, it remains stretched. I tried shutting down and restarting
>> a few times before searching these forums. I read advice from someone
>> telling the user to uninstall his graphics driver and reinstall a new
>> one. So I uninstalled my current one and reinstalled the newest version
>> obtained from the HP website (NVIDIA GeForce Go 6150, version
>> 7.15.10.9815)
>>
>> The problem persists, however... it's quite frustrating. What else can I
>> do to correct the problem? Thank you
>
> Re-Format Your Computer And Install Open Source Linux, Just FYI.

Brilliant advice from a stupid idiot. Someone who can't even get a job at
the local Taco-Bell. Just FYI. No wonder why you use Ubuntu!

Just FYI

Is there anyone who can give some actual advice on this problem. I have the
same problem and usually it fixes itself now it is stuck this way. I would
really like some actual help on how to fix it. Thank you.

"Spanky deMonkey" wrote:

>
> <> wrote in message
> news:uKoa$...
> > Abi wrote:
> >> Hello,
> >> I am using Vista Home Premium on an HP Pavilion dv6458se laptop. Upon
> >> awaking from sleep, the screen always appears stretched by about 1.3
> >> (width wise). I know it's not a problem with resolution. I used to be
> >> able to correct it by closing the screen and reopening it, upon which the
> >> display would go back to normal.
> >>
> >> Now, however, it remains stretched. I tried shutting down and restarting
> >> a few times before searching these forums. I read advice from someone
> >> telling the user to uninstall his graphics driver and reinstall a new
> >> one. So I uninstalled my current one and reinstalled the newest version
> >> obtained from the HP website (NVIDIA GeForce Go 6150, version
> >> 7.15.10.9815)
> >>
> >> The problem persists, however... it's quite frustrating. What else can I
> >> do to correct the problem? Thank you
> >
> > Re-Format Your Computer And Install Open Source Linux, Just FYI.
>
> Brilliant advice from a stupid idiot. Someone who can't even get a job at
> the local Taco-Bell. Just FYI. No wonder why you use Ubuntu!
>
> Just FYI
>
>
>