Windows Update improved graphics but lowered preformance

In the latest, "Windows Update," I've noticed that many graphics have become
smooth and nice (Especially in 3D). But in cost it really lowers the
preformance of Windows Media Center to a frame rate that is really terrible.
I like to watch TV on my computer and this becomes very annoying. I can use
system restore to revert the change, but is there any way that I can keep the
change (cause it really looks nice) but not have the annoying frame rate drop?

Hi there,

I am assuming you took an optional driver update for whatever OS you are
running which is really not a good idea unless you like problems.

If so the driver smoothens the view and drops performance so your answer is
no you can not revert keeping the smooth looks and keeping the previous
performanc since both are arranged by the driver.

Boot last known good configuration or Use system restore.

Taking driver update from windows update is really not a good idea unless
you like having problems. An excpetion is there for MS hardware.

If your hardware works fine leave it be working fine.
If a driver update is needed because the hardware does not funtion well you
should download an appropite driver at the manufacturers website.

Best regards,
Michel Denie



"Adam" <> wrote in message
news:A2C1482D-BAB7-4054-9357-...
> In the latest, "Windows Update," I've noticed that many graphics have
> become
> smooth and nice (Especially in 3D). But in cost it really lowers the
> preformance of Windows Media Center to a frame rate that is really
> terrible.
> I like to watch TV on my computer and this becomes very annoying. I can
> use
> system restore to revert the change, but is there any way that I can keep
> the
> change (cause it really looks nice) but not have the annoying frame rate
> drop?

I'll use system restore, and I'll be sure not to install those updates.
Thanks for your help.

Adam

"realcestmoi" wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I am assuming you took an optional driver update for whatever OS you are
> running which is really not a good idea unless you like problems.
>
> If so the driver smoothens the view and drops performance so your answer is
> no you can not revert keeping the smooth looks and keeping the previous
> performanc since both are arranged by the driver.
>
> Boot last known good configuration or Use system restore.
>
> Taking driver update from windows update is really not a good idea unless
> you like having problems. An excpetion is there for MS hardware.
>
> If your hardware works fine leave it be working fine.
> If a driver update is needed because the hardware does not funtion well you
> should download an appropite driver at the manufacturers website.
>
> Best regards,
> Michel Denie
>
>
>
> "Adam" <> wrote in message
> news:A2C1482D-BAB7-4054-9357-...
> > In the latest, "Windows Update," I've noticed that many graphics have
> > become
> > smooth and nice (Especially in 3D). But in cost it really lowers the
> > preformance of Windows Media Center to a frame rate that is really
> > terrible.
> > I like to watch TV on my computer and this becomes very annoying. I can
> > use
> > system restore to revert the change, but is there any way that I can keep
> > the
> > change (cause it really looks nice) but not have the annoying frame rate
> > drop?
>
>
>

Hi there,

you are most welcome

Best regards,
Michel Denie

"Adam" <> wrote in message
news:C2AFF5BD-A191-40CC-89F6-...
> I'll use system restore, and I'll be sure not to install those updates.
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Adam
>
> "realcestmoi" wrote:
>> Hi there,
>>
>> I am assuming you took an optional driver update for whatever OS you are
>> running which is really not a good idea unless you like problems.
>>
>> If so the driver smoothens the view and drops performance so your answer
>> is
>> no you can not revert keeping the smooth looks and keeping the previous
>> performanc since both are arranged by the driver.
>>
>> Boot last known good configuration or Use system restore.
>>
>> Taking driver update from windows update is really not a good idea unless
>> you like having problems. An excpetion is there for MS hardware.
>>
>> If your hardware works fine leave it be working fine.
>> If a driver update is needed because the hardware does not funtion well
>> you
>> should download an appropite driver at the manufacturers website.
>>
>> Best regards,
>> Michel Denie
>>
>>
>>
>> "Adam" <> wrote in message
>> news:A2C1482D-BAB7-4054-9357-...
>> > In the latest, "Windows Update," I've noticed that many graphics have
>> > become
>> > smooth and nice (Especially in 3D). But in cost it really lowers the
>> > preformance of Windows Media Center to a frame rate that is really
>> > terrible.
>> > I like to watch TV on my computer and this becomes very annoying. I can
>> > use
>> > system restore to revert the change, but is there any way that I can
>> > keep
>> > the
>> > change (cause it really looks nice) but not have the annoying frame
>> > rate
>> > drop?
>>
>>
>>