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I am setting up a new mac build with a i3 3225 in a GA-B75N with 8GB Corsair Vengeance LP RAM, a Intel 520 240GB SSD and using build in Intel HD4000 graphics as my chassis is tiny. Problem is like the rest of you that I have the graphic glitch on the loading bar, the progress thing right before the desktop appeared.
Apple Computer appears to be investigating reports of a video glitch within its new Intel-processor-based iMac.
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Some iMac owners, posting on various online forums, have reported distortions when playing in videos and other files inside Apples Front Row application.
Front Row, which comes preinstalled on the iMac, provides a special user interface with large, on-screen buttons for accessing music, video and other multimedia files, via a remote control.
According to accounts on numerous sites, including MacFixIt.com, some files showed tearing or the appearance of horizontal lines or other distortions when played by Front Row.
However, files shown by other applications, including Apples QuickTime multimedia software and the iMacs DVD player generally appeared free of any glitches, the site said.
Apple representatives did not immediately respond to requests to comment for this story.
But in a statement recounted in several published reports on Feb. 10, the company said it was investigating the issue and referred customers who were experiencing problems to its technical support organization.
Although the cause of the problem is unclear at the moment, some owners suggested it could be solved in software. Accounts published by MacFixIt.com said some owners were able to solve the problem by reloading their machines with a different build of Mac OS X 10.4.4.
The site itself predicts the issue could be resolved by an upcoming maintenance release of Mac OS X 10.4.x.
The site also described a workaround. Switching the machines display colors from millions to thousands using the Display pane in its System Preferences menu solved the issue for some.
As the first Apple computer to use an Intel chip, the new iMac has received a lot of attention from Apples constituents as well as industry watchers. The computer maker rolled out the new machine nearly a month ago.
Apples two Intel-based iMac models retain the same design, features and prices as earlier iMacs. However, under the hood, they include Intels dual-core Core Duo processor.
A 17-inch model, priced at $1,299, incorporates a 1.83GHz Core Duo chip and offers built-in wireless and ATI Technologies Radeon X1600 graphics card with 128MB of video memory. A 20-inch model, priced at $1,699, ads a 2GHz Core Duo.
Apple is also using the Core Duo chip in its MacBook Pro, a replacement for its PowerBook portable. The MacBook Pro is due to ship this month, Apple has said.
Apple, which had been developing a special x86 version of its Mac OS X in parallel with its more well-known Mac OS X for PowerPC chips, surprised many by announcing a plan to switch to Intel chips from PowerPC last June.
5. Troubleshoot Compatibility Problems
The problem of right click not working can be caused by outdated or incompatible software installed on your computer.
1. Go to Settings > Update & Security.
2. On the next screen, click on Troubleshoot > Program Compatibility Troubleshooter > Run the Troubleshooter.
3. Allow Windows to find and fix problems with running older programs to run on your computer.
6. Run System File Checker
Follow the steps below to rule out the possibility of the problem being caused due to corrupted system files.
1. Press Windows + R to open Run Command
2. On the Run Command Window, type cmd and press Ctrl + Shift + Enter keys to open the Command Prompt with Admin privileges.
3. On the Command Prompt Window, type sfc /scannow and press the Enter key.
4. Wait for the Scan to be completed, Restart your computer and see if the problem has been fixed.
7. Uninstall Recently-installed software
If the problem has started after installing a new software program, it is likely that the newly installed program is either incompatible with Windows or not properly installed.
1. Open Control panel > click on Uninstall a program link.
2. On the next screen, right-click on the program that you had recently installed and click on Uninstall.