Grainy images get displayed on Windows Vista while using Internet Explorer
Just few days back i had bought a new pc on which Windows Vista was pre-installed. Now, the problem is that whenver i try to use my Internet Explorer, the images get dispayed with having a very low quality. Another thing it also appears in compressed form and the images seems to be extremely grainy one. In order to get rid of the above issue, i had downloaded Mozilla Firefox on my system and every things seems to be working fine on it. I think the issue is with my Internet Explorer. Can any body tell me that how to get rid of the above issue? Does any body knows about it? Kindly help me out to resolve the above issue.
Re: Grainy images get displayed on Windows Vista while using Internet Explorer
Try to right click on your desktop, then select Personalise and in that select Display Settings followed by Advanced Settings from the dialogue box. Then try to click on Colour Management in order to check out the monitors on your system.
Re: Grainy images get displayed on Windows Vista while using Internet Explorer
It might be that the original picture may be blurry or grainy one. The image itself may be corrupted one that may cause the problem. The compressed form can also cause the problem on your system.
Re: Grainy images get displayed on Windows Vista while using Internet Explorer
Try to set the DPI on your pc. The following steps may help you
These are the steps for changing the DPI setting on your system. Just follow the below steps mention.
- Try to Right-click onthe Windows desktop in order to display the context menu.
- Then Click on Properties on the context menu in order to display the Display Properties dialog box.
- Then Click on the Settings tab on the Display Properties dialog in order to display the Settings tab.
- Then Click on the Advanced button on the Settings tab in order to display the monitor properties dialog box.
- There you can select a DPI setting on the Display frame of the monitor properties dialog box in order to change the DPI setting.
- Then just reboot your system in order to allow the changes to take effect.