I have a minor, yet weird, issue with my beloved Power Mac G5.
There are 3 user accounts on it, 2 of which are barely used (one's the g/f's and the other's a legacy account from an old box) and when I log in to either of the rarely used ones everything displays fine and pin sharp, however if I log into the main account I use, as soon as the login window disappears and the desktop loads up the screen changes very slightly as if it's just gone a tiny bit out of focus. All the colours and everything are still fine, but the screen seems to jump so that the very bottom layer of pixels is past the edge of the viewable area.
Move the mouse downward and it corrects itself, although the pixels still appear to be ever so slightly out of focus.
The monitor is a 19" widescreen Hanns-G connected over DVI to the Nvidia FX5200 in the G5... I can't recall amending any video settings - I haven't needed to - and as I say it only occurs when logged into this one account... Any ideas how I can remedy this?
It was fine up until a week or so ago...
There are 3 user accounts on it, 2 of which are barely used (one's the g/f's and the other's a legacy account from an old box) and when I log in to either of the rarely used ones everything displays fine and pin sharp, however if I log into the main account I use, as soon as the login window disappears and the desktop loads up the screen changes very slightly as if it's just gone a tiny bit out of focus. All the colours and everything are still fine, but the screen seems to jump so that the very bottom layer of pixels is past the edge of the viewable area.
Move the mouse downward and it corrects itself, although the pixels still appear to be ever so slightly out of focus.
The monitor is a 19" widescreen Hanns-G connected over DVI to the Nvidia FX5200 in the G5... I can't recall amending any video settings - I haven't needed to - and as I say it only occurs when logged into this one account... Any ideas how I can remedy this?
It was fine up until a week or so ago...
