Screen colors go stupid after boot. (FX5600-TD128)

I resently installed the FX5600. I previously had a Radon 7200 installed. I frist removed the ATI drivers and utilities before installing the MSI FX5600 and it's drivers. At first it worked ok. I then decided to install the E-Color utility. It then that I started having color troubles. I didn't like what E-Color did to the colors of photographs. So uninstalled E-color. Now things got worse. When the pc rebooted the colors were fine up until the icons started appearing on the desktop. The colors went to an almost random pattern. The only way to fix it was to click on the Nivida Icon in the systray go to custom color settings and click "Restore Hardware Defaults". There are no custom ones shown above this line.
So the question is. How do I fix it so the colors always boot up to the default and stay there? The driver is for some reason finding bogus color correction data and installing it at bootup.
One more thing. I went to install the InterVideo WinDVD software, (which came bundled), and no CD key was included, (which the install requires). Also the MSI Media Center Deluxe II did not install properly. There's a problem with one of the dll files and I also could not uninstall it.
I'm probably going to have to wipe the C drive and start over from scratch to remove all of the corruption. But I would like to have a short term fix for now.
PC info:
BioStar mb
AMD 1.2 Tbird
512 SDRAM
MSI FX5600-TD128 (602-8912-010) Bios: 4.31.20.40.00 Driver: 4.14.10.4403
SB Live sound card
FireWire card
Ethernet card
LG cd/rw writer
DVD drive
2 harddrives
Windows ME

fixing the colors:
have you tried completely wiping the video card drivers? theres a program called DriverCleaner, here's the link:
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/e_service/forum/index.php?threadid=23828&sid=
WinDVD:
you're sure filled in the serial number correctly from the CD face? are there spaces to enter a name and company? you may have to fill those in as well...
Media Center Deluxe II:
yup, it seems this is a common problem with no fix yet... here's the link to that problem:
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/e_service/forum/index.php?threadid=20911&sid=
did you get a disc bundled with your videocard called RestoreIT! ? i received this with mine, but never bothered installing it. earlier last week, i messed a few things up on my system, and if i had put this on and had it running in the background, i could probably have saved myself. it is very similar to the WindowsXPSystemRestore, but it has a lot more options and flexibility. my weekend was spent re-installing Windows, and this time around, i'm gonna be smart and get it up and running for any of those "just in case" situations.
if you do decide to wipe Windows, since you know ahead of time, at least you can back up everything on your harddrive....

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Windows 8.1 Boot Camp Screen is blank after boot

I installed Windows 8.1 Pro on my Macbook Air mid-2012 running 10.9.5 Mavericks and Bootcamp Assistant to create the install usb and download the windows drivers. After booting however, the screen always goes blank after the windows logo. I've tried an external monitor with no luck. I've verified I have the latest SMC and EFI firmware installed. I've tried using external usb keyboard/mouse. I've scoured the web for other things to try, but most people with this problem say you need to update your EFI, but mine is already updated.
I was able to boot into the 8.1 install via VMware fusion. That worked since it was using the VmWare video driver.
I've been unable to get 8.1 to boot into safe mode. Does anyone have an idea of what could be going on?
Jonathan

Are using a USB3 drive? If yes, please find a USB2 drive be able to load the KVM drivers. The Windows installer does not have a USB3 driver.
If you have installed Windows using EFI Boot, you will run into Graphics/Audio issues.

Has anyone's screen go blank and not boot up after installing the new yosemite OS

has anyone's screen go blank and not boot up after installing the new yosemite OS

Hi Mofimac,
Thanks for visiting Apple Support Communities.
If your Mac is only starting up to a blank gray or white screen after updating OS X, you can find some useful troubleshooting steps in this article:
Mac OS X: Gray screen appears during startup
I recommend going through these first three sections first:
Disconnect, test peripheral devices and network cables
Perform a Safe Boot
Reset the NVRAM / PRAM
Best Regards,
Jeremy

Pavilion g7 laptop screen flashes colors and will not boot

When I power up my laptop, the screen flashes different colors and will not boot up

The service manual is for the G7 series notebook and is not exclusive to the g7-1368dx model. Different models within the G7 family uses different hardware and supports different hardware upgrade paths. This means that an item listed in the service manual is not necessarily supported for every model in the G7 family.
Is the notebook's product number A7A46UA?
If so, the motherboard this unit came with is the 649948-001 as listed in the service guide. All the parts for this unit can be found here.
I searched HP PartSurfer for the part number 669690-001, the A8 processor, and expanded the note at the bottom of the result page to see what units came with this processors. I reviewed three different models and each had the motherboard 649950-001.
The units that shipped with the A8 processor had a different motherboard than what the units that shipped with the A6 processor.
Due to A8 units having a different motherboard than the A6 units, I suspect that the motherboard your unit has does not actually support the A8 processor. Sorry.
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5800 XM Screen color change after the firmware upd...

I not sure if any other facing this problem also, but my Nokia 5800 XM screen color will change for a while from time to time then back to normal since after I have the firmware updated to v20.0.012.

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Mac stuck on white screen after booting.

My Mac boots and after the spinning wheel at apple logo vanishes it gets stuck on white screen..
I was running the following commands in terminal when my mac froze and I had to restart it.. After that it is on the white screen..
The commands I ran :
cd Applications
cd XAMPP/xamppfiles/htdocs/experiment
ls -l
sudo chmod 0644 /
And after that my Mac froze and I had to force restart by holding the power button.. After restart its stuck on white screen just before the login screen.

I am able to boot in Recovery HD.. did the repair permissions but that sudo command had affected the entire drive.. Reinstalling was the only option left..
Although I had to do
sudo chmod 0644 /Applications/XAMPP/xamppfiles/htdocs
but ended up pressing the return key just after the first "/"
Thanks for your help.

HT201269 I have an iphone 4 and the screen is jumpy and after a liitle while the colors change, has anyone else had this happen and what did you do (if anything) to fix it?

I have an iphone 4 and the screen is jumpy and after a liitle while the colors change, has anyone else had this happen and what did you do (if anything) to fix it?

Read: http://support.apple.com/kb/TS4436
It is pretty short so here is the entire text:
Symptoms
A purplish or other colored flare, haze, or spot is imaged from out-of-scene bright light sources during still image or video capture.
Resolution
Most small cameras, including those in every generation of iPhone, may exhibit some form of flare at the edge of the frame when capturing an image with out-of-scene light sources. This can happen when a light source is positioned at an angle (usually just outside the field of view) so that it causes a reflection off the surfaces inside the camera module and onto the camera sensor. Moving the camera slightly to change the position at which the bright light is entering the lens, or shielding the lens with your hand, should minimize or eliminate the effect.
Which is exactly what eelw wrote.
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HP Envy 15 Laptop Notebook Windows 10 Black Screen After Boot

Hello, My issue invloves my laptop notebook which is the HP Envy 15, Product Number: A9P60UAR#ABA. I recently upgraded to Windows 10 from my Windows 7 and experienced issues involving very long boot times to load to the log in screen and then all I see before I get to the login screen is a completely black screen with no curser for over a minute on average. I used to be able to load to the log in screen in an average time of 10 to 30 seconds with Windows 7. After I log into my pc and reach my desktop I tried to put my pc in sleep mode and then try to wake up from sleep mode and then the black screen that happened when I booted my computer happened for about a minute to two minutes before I was able to see the log in screen, usually with my computer completely skipping the password requirement. This issue is quite agrivating and I have reverted back to Windows 7 sinse this began to happen. I am willing to upgrade back to Windows 10 because I am able to revert back to windows 7 easily. Im not sure if I can fix this issue at this point in time with the lack of updates for drivers with my laptop some how or if others are experiencing the same problem. If there is more information required to help I will be glad to help with the information. If anyone could help it would be much appreciated.

Well..
I found my own solution, for anybody interested:
Now, I am not entirely sure if the video driver crashing is related, because it is working fine now.
But, what I did was hit F8 at boot, went to Windows recovery tools area, and ran system restore to a restore point created by Revo Uninstaller before it uninstalled the AOL Registry files, and it booted up fine.
My thinking, and probably everyone else reading this, is that when it uninstalled the AOL registry files, it must have caused some sort of problem? I scanned the Revo Uninstaller (and the crack I downloaded from PirateBay) with AVG before I even used it, and there was no virus, trojans, malware etc, etc. It was clean. So I don't think it was a virus or anything of that sort. My only thinking is that it must have uninstalled something it shouldn't have, causing Windows to stop functioning.
Don't think it was a RAM problem, because I first booted with my old 1GB module (after the restore) and it booted fine, powered down, and put my 2GB in, and it is working fine. Although I am running off of AC power right now - my battery isn't attached. That is the last variable left untested. I will most certainly post again if something goes wrong when I put my battery in.
I hope you guys want to discuss this, and maybe this will help someone else who has this problem, although mine seems pretty unique.
Josh

Black Screen After Boot up

My T420s (2 months old) recently has been giving me a black screen after boot up (no "Thinkpad" image is displayed during boot up). System totally unresponsive -- I have to push on/off button multiple times. Subsequent boot up usually OK. Sometimes once I'm up and running, upon entering sleep mode, the machine will not wake up.
I have adjusted power management setting and and up-to-date on all drives. HELP!!!

if this is constantly occurring this would mean something is wrong with the Thinkpad's hardware, since this laptop is fairly new, you should consider getting it fixed under warranty.
Regards,
Jin Li
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