Microsoft KB Archive/166048

= DreamWorks: Display Problems Using STB Lightspeed 128 =

Article ID: 166048

Article Last Modified on 1/19/2007

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APPLIES TO


 * Microsoft DreamWorks Interactive The Neverhood
 * Microsoft DreamWorks Interactive Goosebumps Escape from Horrorland

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This article was previously published under Q166048



SYMPTOMS
When you run one of the programs listed at the top of this article on a computer using the STB Lightspeed 128 video card, black squares may appear around the moving parts in the game. For example, the mouse cursor and game levers may be outlined by a black square.

NOTE: The introduction video can look grainy.



CAUSE
When DirectX installs updated video drivers on your computer, your video card may be incorrectly identified as a S3 Vision864 PCI. This video card actually uses the Tseng Labs ET6000 chipset.



MORE INFORMATION
The driver available from STB Systems, Inc., as of March 1997, is the LightSpeed 128 Vision 95 Windows 95 Drivers release 1.24b. For more information about how to install the Tseng Labs generic drivers, please review the Product Support FAQ available on the Tseng Labs World Wide Web site, or contact your hardware manufacturer.

The STB Systems, Inc. and Tseng Labs products discussed here are manufactured by vendors independent of Microsoft; we make no warranty, implied or otherwise, regarding the product's performance or reliability.



WORKAROUND
Download the Tseng Labs ET6000 PCI Ver 4.03.3600 driver. This video driver is available on the World Wide Web at http://www.tseng.com. The file name is W95et6.zip.

NOTE: The Product Support FAQ provides complete information about downloading and installing this driver.

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