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how do I change my video/screen settings so that whenever I scroll/drag something so it doesn't show the trails and stuff and lag up ><
...do I have to install a driver or what? Btw XP Home edition
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Been having that problem too on one of the XP computers here; it's an old ATI 3D Rage Pro 2xAGP on a MSI K7T Lite board. No drivers for it on the ATi site so I wouldn't know if "updated drivers" would help.
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Show trails??
I think I might know what you're talking about. Do you not want to show the contents of a window when dragging? i could see that causing trails on a low end system. Here's how to disable that:
Control Panel > System Properties > Advanced > Performance > Settings > Visual Effects > Custom > uncheck Show window contents while dragging
*Edit: nevermind 
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[QUOTE=Thomas76]Been having that problem too on one of the XP computers here; it's an old ATI 3D Rage Pro 2xAGP on a MSI K7T Lite board. No drivers for it on the ATi site so I wouldn't know if "updated drivers" would help.[/QUOTE]
it never did that before...it was perfect before and now its all messed up 
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I've edited both of your posts. We're here to help, but please watch your language.
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Kindofabuzz had a point...
Are you talking about moving an entire folder window around, or about dragging individual files from one place to another? I thought you meant the latter...
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Whats you refresh rate set to? If its below 60Hz then that could be the culprit...
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