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Old 05-12-2014, 07:55 AM   #12
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Originally Posted by manawydan View Post
Haven't made much progress (no time for dealing with Calibre) but wanted to thank you for the link.

The more I read the more I tend to agree that the magnifyer (Zoomtext) + the graphics system are good suspects.

I am now really curious how this will work on a Windows 7 64bit system with the newest ZT version.

I also noticed that recently there seem to be a black out (as mentioned in the linked posts - no blue scren just a immediate shutdown) when using a backup programme and trying to download a bigger file from a certain website (and only this site). However I managed to do both with ZT switched off and suddenly there were no black outs at all.

I am not sure what exactly this means but it's ... interesting.

No idea what a graphic adapter actually is or how to change it but I know someone who knows quite a bit about computers and hopefully knows what to do with the mentioned possible causes of the problem.
@manawydan - black outs could be power supply, but I still suspect its the graphics adapter (aka video cards), its the thing that puts the images onto the screen.

I wouldn't be surprised if ZT exercises the graphics in 'unusual ways'. I don't know why it is, but graphics adapters seem to become flaky ie they work most of time but then some weird combination causes them to misbehave.

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