Solitaire - One day old and broken already?
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Looks to me like a GPU driver issue.
Check and see if you need a reboot, the update process might have installed one in the background.
System specs, including specifics as to which Graphics Processor Unit you have might help someone to suggest something additional.
Check and see if you need a reboot, the update process might have installed one in the background.
System specs, including specifics as to which Graphics Processor Unit you have might help someone to suggest something additional.
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"It is to my understanding that the reviews on C-Net Windows 10 users will have subscribe a payment once a month to play Solitaire, in which is a bummer, check it out at C-Net Review's online", Peace"
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Restart was the first thing I tried. I figured that Windows Update did something in the background.
This is running under VMware Player 7.1.2 Windows 10 virtual PC. 8Gig memory. 2CPUs. Rest is pretty much defaults.
But, in case it matters, PC is sporting the following:
- AMD FX 6350 six core processor
- NVidia GeForce GTX 660 video card
- 24 gig of RAM
- 240 gig OCZ Agility 3 SSD
- WD WD1001FALS 1TB HDD
- Asus M5A88-M mainboard
This was a "clean install" of Windows 10 - so it's not activated. I'm going to do a Win 7 install and do an upgrade in the VM and start over. I'll fight with that installation should issues arise.
This is running under VMware Player 7.1.2 Windows 10 virtual PC. 8Gig memory. 2CPUs. Rest is pretty much defaults.
But, in case it matters, PC is sporting the following:
- AMD FX 6350 six core processor
- NVidia GeForce GTX 660 video card
- 24 gig of RAM
- 240 gig OCZ Agility 3 SSD
- WD WD1001FALS 1TB HDD
- Asus M5A88-M mainboard
This was a "clean install" of Windows 10 - so it's not activated. I'm going to do a Win 7 install and do an upgrade in the VM and start over. I'll fight with that installation should issues arise.
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Why jump on the hamster wheel?
You can activate Windows 10 with your Windows 7 key on the same PC.
Win key+R then on run box type SLUI 3 enter your key
Have a look also at https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...ing-your/d713f9f9-e91f-4ffe-a3c0-7ef9639a0559
As to your original problem, assuming you had installed the vmware tools or similar, make sure your GPU settings are right.
You can activate Windows 10 with your Windows 7 key on the same PC.
Win key+R then on run box type SLUI 3 enter your key
Have a look also at https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...ing-your/d713f9f9-e91f-4ffe-a3c0-7ef9639a0559
As to your original problem, assuming you had installed the vmware tools or similar, make sure your GPU settings are right.