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Blurry pictures in IEWhen I am in internet explorer, the pictures are blurry. Like they don't
have the right resolution to be clear. All my pictures that I have on the computer aren't like this, I can view them when I'm not in IE and all are clear. How do I fix the resolution in IE? SgtFears wrote:
> When I am in internet explorer, the pictures are blurry. Like they Do you have dialup Internet access? If yes, are you using some sort of> don't > have the right resolution to be clear. All my pictures that I have on > the computer aren't like this, I can view them when I'm not in IE and > all are > clear. How do I fix the resolution in IE? "web accelerator" software from your ISP? These so-called "accelerators" give the illusion that your dial connection is faster by downloading less data. That's why the pictures are blurry or pixelated; you're not getting all the data. If this is the case, turn off the accelerator when downloading or looking at pictures. Malke I use a Verizon wireless card, it's broadband access. If it has a web
accelerator I don't know how to turn it off. But I used the same card and access on my work computer which is a Dell also, and I have never had this problem. Any other suggestions? Show quoteHide quote "Malke" wrote: > SgtFears wrote: > > > When I am in internet explorer, the pictures are blurry. Like they > > don't > > have the right resolution to be clear. All my pictures that I have on > > the computer aren't like this, I can view them when I'm not in IE and > > all are > > clear. How do I fix the resolution in IE? > > Do you have dialup Internet access? If yes, are you using some sort of > "web accelerator" software from your ISP? These so-called > "accelerators" give the illusion that your dial connection is faster by > downloading less data. That's why the pictures are blurry or pixelated; > you're not getting all the data. If this is the case, turn off the > accelerator when downloading or looking at pictures. > > Malke > -- > Elephant Boy Computers > www.elephantboycomputers.com > "Don't Panic!" > MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User > ISP's offer "extra speed" by compressing graphics for transmission to your
PC. Right click an internet picture and save it. Now close your browser and double click the newly saved icon. Does it still appear blurry? I bet it does, and that would indicate that Verizon is screwing with the data before serving it to you. BTW, do you have any proxy settings enabled in your browser? Show quoteHide quote "SgtFears" <SgtFe***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:97968FAB-5366-44F9-95B1-8BB05A744719@microsoft.com... >I use a Verizon wireless card, it's broadband access. If it has a web > accelerator I don't know how to turn it off. But I used the same card and > access on my work computer which is a Dell also, and I have never had this > problem. Any other suggestions? > > "Malke" wrote: > >> SgtFears wrote: >> >> > When I am in internet explorer, the pictures are blurry. Like they >> > don't >> > have the right resolution to be clear. All my pictures that I have on >> > the computer aren't like this, I can view them when I'm not in IE and >> > all are >> > clear. How do I fix the resolution in IE? >> >> Do you have dialup Internet access? If yes, are you using some sort of >> "web accelerator" software from your ISP? These so-called >> "accelerators" give the illusion that your dial connection is faster by >> downloading less data. That's why the pictures are blurry or pixelated; >> you're not getting all the data. If this is the case, turn off the >> accelerator when downloading or looking at pictures. >> >> Malke >> -- >> Elephant Boy Computers >> www.elephantboycomputers.com >> "Don't Panic!" >> MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User >> SgtFears wrote:
Show quoteHide quote > I use a Verizon wireless card, it's broadband access. If it has a web The question isn't about what networking hardware you have; the question> accelerator I don't know how to turn it off. But I used the same card > and access on my work computer which is a Dell also, and I have never > had this > problem. Any other suggestions? > > "Malke" wrote: > >> SgtFears wrote: >> >> > When I am in internet explorer, the pictures are blurry. Like they >> > don't >> > have the right resolution to be clear. All my pictures that I have >> > on the computer aren't like this, I can view them when I'm not in >> > IE and all are >> > clear. How do I fix the resolution in IE? >> >> Do you have dialup Internet access? If yes, are you using some sort >> of "web accelerator" software from your ISP? These so-called >> "accelerators" give the illusion that your dial connection is faster >> by downloading less data. That's why the pictures are blurry or >> pixelated; you're not getting all the data. If this is the case, turn >> off the accelerator when downloading or looking at pictures. >> is about how you connect to the Internet. If the same hardware on the same computer works fine at your office and produces blurry pictures at your house, then the difference is in the Internet connection. Contact your ISP. Malke do you get the same problem if you use another browser like
maybe avant or someother... not a bad idea to have a secondary browser installed - just in case... Show quoteHide quote "SgtFears" <SgtFe***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:A369806B-D274-46F6-8004-40BF79D6747B@microsoft.com... > When I am in internet explorer, the pictures are blurry. Like they don't > have the right resolution to be clear. All my pictures that I have on the > computer aren't like this, I can view them when I'm not in IE and all are > clear. How do I fix the resolution in IE? 
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