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Hi - I am running XP and all of a sudden the entire screen went fuzzy - almost like it is in safe mode but with color... I checked my connections, my desktop settings, etc... we were burning a DVD at the time and it appeared it just stopped so I restarted but when it came back up, everything is fuzzy. I checked device manager too - no probs.
Thanks for any help :)

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