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Originally Posted by dki
Yes, you are right, I should have said driver(s) that control(s) the display.(.dll, although I am sure this would be a different extension). And believe me, the Bookeen knew what I was talking about when I asked them for a possible software fix of the display issue. As there is absolutely no sign of any physical damage to the unit that I can see, and it was not mistreated in any way (it was mine and nobody in the family touched it, so I should know), my guess was driver, which I called incorrectly controller. Drivers are software, and they can be fixed, as far as I know. If it's different in Cybook's case, why not tell me, and give sensible explanation? I am not computer genius, but not an idiot, either, I might be able to understand, or ask somebody to translate the explanation into layman's terms.
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It's HIGHLY improbable that the cause would be a corrupted device driver, but you could rule that out yourself by using the "796fmt" firmware reflash. This completely rewrites and replaces the machine's firmware, rather than doing an update.