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wicked877

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March 7th, 2013 02:00

Issues rendering graphics and loading webpages in multiple browsers

Hey folks,

About two weeks ago I noticed an issue with in my browser whereby graphics were not rendering correctly, I have attached a couple of pictures as an example. I am slightly concerned as this seems to now have developed further as various websites do not even render content correctly. This issue is impacting various web browsers, although performs slightly better within IE.

So far I have rolled back some of my windows updates to no avail.

Removed my cache and cookes, restarted the browser...

Changed the DNS settings on my router and restarted.

I don't know what else to do, I feel that I could uninstalled windows security essentials but don't think this will solve it.

Does anyone have any suggestions on the next step, my PC is performing as normal in terms of watching live video so I don't believe this to be a graphics card issue.

Cannot even hit select to upload the images, this is really screwed now.

Many thanks.

sandeep_par

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March 7th, 2013 05:00

Hi wicked877,

Please let us know the model number of the system you have and the version of Windows installed on the same.

Kindly check the system with a different browser like chrome or Firefox to isolate if it is an issue with the IE only.

Also, if possible kindly attach the screenshot of the same so we can check and advise accordingly.

Thanks and Regards
Sandeep P
#iworkfordell

wicked877

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March 8th, 2013 01:00

Alienware Aurora_R3

 

Intel core i7-2600 @ 3.40ghz

8gb ram

64bit windows 7

currently running service pack 1.

 

So far I have rolled back windows updates, removed windows security essentials, flash player, java & chrome. Still have an issue rendering these pages, although it seems slightly better now, I though the issue was resolved as last night I removed flash and the problem seemed to disapear, however having reinstalled flash the problem happend straight away. So I removed flash once more and it is still causing an issue even with flash and all the other apps uninstalled.

It does seem slightly better today, however the stream app that probably renders pages in html is also having issues. So I am not sure if this could perhaps be an issue with a .net framwork update from windows.

 

sandeep_par

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March 8th, 2013 08:00

Hi wicked877,

Thanks for providing us this information.  Please check the link below for download and installing latest flash player for the same:

http://adobe.ly/3DFbQq

Once it is installed and please restart the system and check again for the same.

Thanks and Regards
Sandeep P
#iworkfordell

wicked877

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March 8th, 2013 13:00

As mentioned above this is what I have done - please close this thread as we are getting nowhere. thx

sandeep_par

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March 9th, 2013 03:00

Hi wicked877,

I appreciate the time and effort that you took to troubleshoot the issue. We truly regret the inconvenience that has been caused to you.

I would like to inform you that I have done some research for this issue for you and have found out one of the articles which would be useful for you. Please check the same:

Description

Images and photos are not displaying or appearing on webpages.


Cause

There are two possible causes:

  • Your internet browser's settings
  • Interference from some types of Internet security software


Resolution

Problems with a specific image:

If you are having problems with a specific image, click the Refresh or Reload button on your browser.

Problems with all images:

If images aren't loading when you visit a site, you should check your browser's image display settings. Select your browser from the list below for complete steps:

Internet Explorer 7.0 or newer:

  1. Click Tools | Internet Options.
  2. Click Advanced.
  3. Under the "Settings" list, locate Multimedia.
  4. Check the checkbox for Show Pictures.
  5. Click OK.
  6. Close and restart your browser.

Firefox 3.5 or newer:

  1. Choose the menu option for your computer:
    - PC Windows: Click Tools | Options.
    - Mac OS X: Click Firefox | Preferences.

  2. Select Content.
  3. Check the checkbox for Load images automatically.
  4. Click OK.
  5. Close and restart your browser.

Safari 3.x or newer:

  1. Choose the menu option for your computer:
    - PC Windows: Click Tools (Safari Gear Icon gear icon) | Preferences.
    - Mac OS X: Click Safari (Safari Gear Icon gear icon) | Preferences.

  2. Select Appearance.
  3. Check the checkbox for Display images when the page opens.
  4. Close the "Settings" pane.
  5. Close and restart your browser.

Google Chrome:

  1. Choose the menu option for your computer:
    - PC: Click Tools (Google Chrome Wrench Icon wrench icon) | Options.
    - Mac OS X: Click Tools (Google Chrome Wrench Icon wrench icon) | Preferences.
    - Mac Chromebook: Click Tools (Google Chrome Wrench Icon wrench icon) | Settings.


  2. Click Under the Hood.
  3. Click Content settings.
  4. Under "Images," select Show all images (recommended).
  5. When you are done, close the "Options - Content Settings" tab by clicking the X that displays on the tab.
  6. Close and restart your browser.

If you are still experiencing issues after trying the steps above:

The cause is either your computer's firewall settings or your web browser. To troubleshoot, please follow the steps below in order until the issue is resolved:

Thanks and Regards
Sandeep P
#iworkfordell

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