- Dec 11, 2002
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I have the electrovaya scribbler sc2100 that I just pawned off ebay a week ago.
First time I had this issue was when I was playing a video with MPC, and the backlight would shut off everytime I play the video for a few seconds. I press the power button to make the system go into standby, and i power back on, and the backlight is fine again. I stopped playing the video and the backlight did not shut off for several days.
Then one time when using photoshop cs4, the backlight kept shutting off again. And once again while trying to visit a site that used shockwave(isketch).
It seems to shut off with more CPU intensive processes?
Any ideas what is going wrong?
edit:
Alright, I've been testing this some more with unreal tournament to hope to shed some light on the nature of this issue.
- this does not happen when the tablet is plugged in with AC power
- the tablet is significantly slower with AC power plugged in(seems like the opposite of what should be happening). I get 60fps running on battery power(can't turn off vsync), and 20fps with the ac plugged in.
First time I had this issue was when I was playing a video with MPC, and the backlight would shut off everytime I play the video for a few seconds. I press the power button to make the system go into standby, and i power back on, and the backlight is fine again. I stopped playing the video and the backlight did not shut off for several days.
Then one time when using photoshop cs4, the backlight kept shutting off again. And once again while trying to visit a site that used shockwave(isketch).
It seems to shut off with more CPU intensive processes?
Any ideas what is going wrong?
edit:
Alright, I've been testing this some more with unreal tournament to hope to shed some light on the nature of this issue.
- this does not happen when the tablet is plugged in with AC power
- the tablet is significantly slower with AC power plugged in(seems like the opposite of what should be happening). I get 60fps running on battery power(can't turn off vsync), and 20fps with the ac plugged in.