corrupted images while browsing

[Dimon]

Also both on wifi and cable
It seems to be some sort of transmission failure.
Browsed imdb earlier and got random html code instead of proper rendered pages.
Also it doesn't happen on all images. The reddit header being the stubborn one and still showing up corrupted.

After a bit of research I'd try installing CCleaner and delete IE's index.dat file from there... Looks like it worked for someone using XP that had the same problem.

In all browsers

I R smarts. Evidently...

[fops]

Did a bit of research aswell before asking on the forum.
Already run CCleaner, deleted everything and stuff. Still the same

Really don't want it to break, I do my work on it and I don't have a valid replacement, as my pc is just a dust collector

[Dimon]

Already run CCleaner, deleted everything and stuff. Still the same

You ran CCleaner with the delete index.dat option checked? :p

[Zen]

could be internet probs aswell, problem with data transfers etc i would guess on if you checked your comp. talk to the internet provider and check if they can see anything wrong

[fops]

Already run CCleaner, deleted everything and stuff. Still the same

You ran CCleaner with the delete index.dat option checked? :p

I think we read on the same forum actually.. That's the reason I tried CCleaner

Don't know about internets yet, I'll check later

[Pride]

Most likely a firewall issue causing packet loss, which causes insufficient image pixels to be displayed on your screen. If this is a graphics card issue, you should check your monitor settings --> advanced --> color control --> make sure perceptual is set to photography and absolute colorimetry is set to highest.

Also, before doing that, I suggest you click this first:

http://i.imgur.com/bEc94.jpg

[f1xxx3r]

Most likely a firewall issue causing packet loss, which causes insufficient image pixels to be displayed on your screen. If this is a graphics card issue, you should check your monitor settings --> advanced --> color control --> make sure perceptual is set to photography and absolute colorimetry is set to highest.

Also, before doing that, I suggest you click this first:

http://i.imgur.com/bEc94.jpg

Nice one Pride!

[King]

That image has been so popular on reddit lately. Made me lol though ^_^

[fops]

Most likely a firewall issue causing packet loss, which causes insufficient image pixels to be displayed on your screen. If this is a graphics card issue, you should check your monitor settings --> advanced --> color control --> make sure perceptual is set to photography and absolute colorimetry is set to highest.

Also, before doing that, I suggest you click this first:

http://i.imgur.com/bEc94.jpg

You got me there, thought it'll be something serious. Well, actually.. it kinda is haha

[Pride]

The first one could actually be true. Are you behind a firewall?