I go online or msn or anywhere and any photos that are displayed are all
distorted like little squares to make up the pitcher. Do I need to down load
something to make the pitchers look like real pitchers?(Microsoft products
only)What can I do to fix my computer? Please help..My vision is
going.....lol.. Thanks slim

"Slim" <Slim@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I go online or msn or anywhere and any photos that are displayed are
> all distorted like little squares to make up the pitcher. Do I need
> to down load something to make the pitchers look like real
> pitchers?(Microsoft products only)What can I do to fix my computer?
> Please help..My vision is going.....lol.. Thanks slim

If you are connecting by dial-up turn off your ISP's accelerator program.

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"Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE" <franksaunders@mvps.org> wrote in message
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> "Slim" <Slim@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:A2F49B5A-6BE4-4D78-9868-59C2ABE08B59@microsoft.com
>> I go online or msn or anywhere and any photos that are displayed are
>> all distorted like little squares to make up the pitcher. Do I need
>> to down load something to make the pitchers look like real
>> pitchers?(Microsoft products only)What can I do to fix my computer?
>> Please help..My vision is going.....lol.. Thanks slim
>
> If you are connecting by dial-up turn off your ISP's accelerator program.


Perhaps the anti-malware scanners should add these bogus "accelerator"
programs as PUPs (probably unwanted program). What a stupid concept. Speed
up the download transfer by not transferring all of it. Geez, just toggling
off images would work even better than these accelerators since the user
could decide if and when to waste the bandwidth with the usually superfluous
images.