I think most programs do this with windows 7; Video editing software, googleearth, video games, etc. They need to fix this, windows 7 is very similar to Ryan Leaf
Go to egedit.exe. You can safely delete the FIVE VALUES above, internal default values will be used instead by Windows, and that's what we want. My flashing stopped soon as I deleted these values!
This has NOTHING to do with Windows 7. THat is JavaScript. THey have a Dynamic horizontal menu that has errors in it, and doesn't support IE8, so it's just breaking the webpage up when you highlight over it. Don't use IE, you'll end up killing your computer.
thanks. not sure how to format and reinstall all programs and applications. besides, are you referring to every program and app on my computer or just the ones that have to do with windows 7?
and yes, i too can't believe microsoft has not found a way to fix this.
this cr@p has nothing to do with Video drivers as most of the google hits and some comments say. This is a Flash bug in working with IE8 32 bit. We can't use IE8 with 64 bit because stupid flash player doesn't support 64 bit. I say this is Adobe's fault.
I should've added that it's not just IE8. It's any really any applications. I have Win 7 Home Premium 64-bit. This prob happened on a Toshiba and ASUS laptop w/NVIDIA graphics cards.
I think it's time to get away from Windows.
xxwzaebd 3 months ago
My solution: (Didn't use though) Activate Windows/Buy Legitimate.
tibbert1234 6 months ago
me
xXL3gendH4ck3rsXx 8 months ago
I think most programs do this with windows 7; Video editing software, googleearth, video games, etc. They need to fix this, windows 7 is very similar to Ryan Leaf
50peso50 1 year ago
As the original poster of this video, I'll tell you my solution - I bought an iMac.
drrjv 1 year ago
@drrjv nice waste of money
ProdsByTate 10 months ago
@drrjv haha. congrats! Same solution I always think of =))
CutControlPunk 9 months ago
I have the same problem too!! on a compaq presario CQ40. It's very irritating... :(
whitefang938 1 year ago
@whitefang938
I have the very same problem (starts when I use IE9, and also stops when I close it). In FireFox I only have it when I run IE9 at the same time.
Also have a compaq presario CQ70
regit24 2 months ago
@regit24 I solved the problem by sending the computer for servicing. xD thank goodness the warranty was still valid...
whitefang938 2 months ago
same exact thing is happening to me right now:// ugh
DIDeyePEEmyPANTS 1 year ago
this is happening to me but only with open windows and text, any idea?
vexun11 1 year ago
HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Desktop\HungAppTimeOut
HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Desktop\WaitToKillAppTimeOut
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\HungAppTimeOut
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\WaitToKillAppTimeOut
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\WaitToKillServiceTimeOut
Go to egedit.exe. You can safely delete the FIVE VALUES above, internal default values will be used instead by Windows, and that's what we want. My flashing stopped soon as I deleted these values!
bikerbubbie 1 year ago
@bikerbubbie how do you do that??
DIDeyePEEmyPANTS 1 year ago
This has NOTHING to do with Windows 7. THat is JavaScript. THey have a Dynamic horizontal menu that has errors in it, and doesn't support IE8, so it's just breaking the webpage up when you highlight over it. Don't use IE, you'll end up killing your computer.
WASasquatch 1 year ago
@WASasquatch
perhaps but i'm using chrome and firefox and my monoitor flickers like this all the time. never happened until i installed windows 7
wat1766 1 year ago
I do have this random screen flicker.....
newest graphic drivers, updated directx..... pretty much tried everthing no fix it...
solution for me:
boot up my Ubuntu 10.04
Damienov 1 year ago
Try updating your bios form the manufacturer of your computer.
SuperChris2607 4 months ago
i get similar to this but it happens to my whole screen and i never use IE8
ps3tna 1 year ago
Hi drrjv, I've had the same problem in Win 7 Pro 64bits with IE8.0 and Flash Updated.
Try to change the virtual memory in windows to the recommended values in:
My Computer > Advanced tab > Performance > setup > Advanced tab > Virtual Memory change button > CUSTOM SIZE
Set START VALUE to the "recomemended" value of Mb and then put 512mb extras in MAX. SIZE.
Then reboot your computer. Should work! ;-)
rcanoletti 1 year ago
@rcanoletti
thanks for this excellent advice! the flickering has certainly decreased but still happens intermittently. anymore advice?
wat1766 1 year ago
@wat1766 here we solved by formatting and reinstalling all programs and applications.
But you can also try updating your Video drivers and update Windows Internet Explorer before formatting your computer.
I can't believe that Microsoft and/or Adobe didn't ever searched for a way to solve this.
rcanoletti 1 year ago
@rcanoletti
thanks. not sure how to format and reinstall all programs and applications. besides, are you referring to every program and app on my computer or just the ones that have to do with windows 7?
and yes, i too can't believe microsoft has not found a way to fix this.
wat1766 1 year ago
this cr@p has nothing to do with Video drivers as most of the google hits and some comments say. This is a Flash bug in working with IE8 32 bit. We can't use IE8 with 64 bit because stupid flash player doesn't support 64 bit. I say this is Adobe's fault.
archifx 1 year ago
I get the same thing, I just use firefox now. It doesn't happen in firefox.
ikasaw 1 year ago
i get that problem too, only that it gets fixed when i restart, but later it comes up again.
lilmurfer 1 year ago
I should've added that it's not just IE8. It's any really any applications. I have Win 7 Home Premium 64-bit. This prob happened on a Toshiba and ASUS laptop w/NVIDIA graphics cards.
moomoobindi 2 years ago
how do you fix it, cause i cant play my games while its like this cause it just keeps pausing. !!!!
extremegaminglive 2 years ago
Same problem here on an Asus G60vx laptop. Cannot find a fix!!
moomoobindi 2 years ago
I have the exact same thing happening with my laptop... :(
CupcakesR4Life 2 years ago
Open add-on manager for IE8 and disable add ons one at a time until you
find the problem add-on. Restart IE8.
kpri101 1 year ago
Yes i get that same thing except on the superbar
bd1322 2 years ago 2
try updating your video drivers
Grangoire 2 years ago