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Answer» I, sadly, LACK much knowledge on computers yet I nonetheless reformatted to the usual windows OS and everything WENT quite smoothly, that is, until I realized video played in a nasty saturation which I'm unable to change, videos on youtube and such work fine, in FACT, all video aside whatever is the standard for DVDs is WORKING hence I guess my PC will for some reason not read WMV STILL I'm in no position to make such speculation. Anyway point is, how would I go about fixing this?You need video driver.Apparently not, I pulled the most recent one off the dell website and it informed me they were the same.You can still try re-installing the driver...they sometimes get corrupted and this will not harm anything by trying. Is this onboard video or an add-on card ? ? If an add-on card remove a side panel from the case and make sure the vid card fan is operating properly. Take the opportunity to do some housekeeping in there. A can of compressed air works well for this. NOTE: Use a QTip to hold the fan blades in place when blasting them to prevent damage.
As always when working inside the case remove all power sources and take anti-static precautions.
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