...DS v 10.3.1, the stutter version.

//mike

cool! How'd ja do that?

 

 

dermot:

¨
cool! How'd ja do that?
 

Well, I guess I didn't do that much...

...as the DS does most of it for me.

And speaks to me...

...like "Listen up, I am da stutter Dee-Ess...sss,
how many delete's do you want today...?".

Well, I think I have to send him to a
speech therapist though.

//mike

I never saw this before, but...

Do you have unsupported NVIDIA options enabled?  In the top right corner of any of your Windows or dialog, do you see NVIDIA options along with the Windows Minimize, Maximize and Close options?  If yes, these are the unsupported options, and they must be disabled.

slabross:

I never saw this before

 

I have :)

 

Doesn't happen very often, and a restart always fixes it.

 

Tony

Interesting...

Just a restart of the DS application, or a power cycle of the workstation is required to clear the problem?

slabross:

Do you have unsupported NVIDIA options enabled?

He, he, well yeah, I'll check that.

No problem really, just thought it was a bit funny.

Like...
"What's your name son?"

"My name is d-d-d-d-d-d-d-ess...

//mike

slabross:

Just a restart of the DS application, or a power cycle of the workstation is required to clear the problem?

Just DS.  Until you restart it you can make the stutter as long as you like - every time you right-click it adds another one, ad infinitum.

 

Tony :)

I've seen this too occationally. 10.1.3 still... doesn't seem to do much harm, and as Tony says a simple DS quit/start will clear it, to the next occation...

K