I don't really get on my computer to play games anymore cause of the fact that i had a trojan... And i reinstalled windows ONCE again and i have like this really bad luck or something, this time it wouldn't even load up completely. So i had a friend install a custom made CD on my computer and it worked (Although it's not installed on it now, my cd is), but now i tried to update my drivers and they all updated properly (I THINK) besides my video driver....... And i know it's my video driver cause it's stopping me from doing some things. I can't play like ANY games, can't watch any Movies on my computer (Using windows media player or any other program such as Cyber link power dvd), And on the internet when i try to scroll down and up it like goes in slow motion and has lines and stuff. I've gotten told all these things are you're video driver but i'm not POSITIVE If anyone could help it would be nice

have you tried using Spy bot search & destroy to search for the trojan?
make sure every driver is properly updated and everything is up-to-date.
hope this helps a little

No i have not, but i did update all of the drivers and it said the drivers are updated successfully but i think the video driver is messed up or something cause things don't work and it's signs of the video driver, as i said up there lols

im a little confused... you wiped the OS off it and put a new one on? or did you get a copy of the OS, use your key and install it on teh same PC and you "select" which windows you want to use at startup?

on teh video issue, you may lack ramm (its also possible that you make have screwed up a stick if you played around inside the guts of the PC), have a REALLY bad processor, you may of course have said driver issues, or your monitor my be way to out of date (check the pins in teh back, if one is broken or badly bent, you'll want to buy a new cord... keep the receipt). its also possible that your video card is fried, although that wouldnt really explain why a browser would have big issues.

if you havent already, wipe the operating system off your PC completely.... taht means if halo or something like that it still installed when you do a complete restore with your CD (not whatever is burned on to teh drive if thats the setup you have. losing all your old info sucks, but the virus may be an issue. i assume you didnt have video issues before you caught the trojan?

"search and destroy" isnt reliable, most viruses will infect your registry, and an antivirus may not completely fix it, even if it seems like it did.

please copy paste the trojan name if you still have it and can get it.

have you even used spy bot search & destroy? guarentee it will at least find the virus/trojan...

I don't have the virus anymore. I don't think it's that, i'm not sure and i downloaded spybot search and destroyed and use it it only found a few things and none were trojans. Mustang whatever you're talking about..... I'm not sure what you mean about that, I FIRST used my cd to reinstall windows but it messed up and wouldn't even load up. So i had a friend reinstall thier custom cd and it loaded up and stuff but i then tried to reinstall my cd back on my computer and it worked but now i run into this problem lmao that's why i didn't ask or try to fix it i don't know much at all about all this stuff

it seems as though the problem accured when you installed your own OS ontop of your friends custom cd
(which you prolly shouldnt have done since it was a custom cd)

Yeah idk, i messed it up lols or something But i dunno how to fix it

its not that the search and destroy doesnt work, its that it doesnt always completely remove the virus. since he reinstalled the OS the virus should be completely gone.

Too much to comment on with all that's been said, but I'll drop a few lines and be gone!....

First of all, you MOST CERTAINLY CAN still get/have a virus after a complete OS re-install! (Read about Rootkit viruses, especially Boot Loader ones!)

Next to address the problem in the original post: It does, in deed sound like you do NOT have the correct device drivers for your device installed, and are using the software-only VGA emulation default drivers that come with Windoze.

First of all you need to find out what brand/make/model/version your Graphics Adapter (GA) is.

Open up the Hardware Manager (Start -> RIGHT-click "My Computer" choose "Properties", then the "Hardware" tab, then the "Device Manager" button.)

Select the "+" sign in front of the line "Display adapters" and post a screenie of what it shows there. (We're looking for Red "X"s or Yellow "?" marks....)

If one is listed there, RIGHT-click it and select "Properties," then click on the "Details" tab.

Be sure that "Device instance id" shows in the drop-down, then copy the ENTIRE text string that's showing in the window beneath it, and post THAT here.

E.g. Here's my device's id string:
PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_0622&SUBSYS_076519F1&REV_A1\4&1F4B26F9&0&00000018

Once I/we have that information we can tell you how to proceed to FIND and install the correct drivers.