high contrast messed up webpages

[alexfue12]

my brother was messing with the laptop, thinking he could do whatever he wanted to it. I turn it on the other day and i see that he sets it on high contrast #2, which almost completely messes up webpages (images are unaligned, colors are whacked up, links don't look how they usually do.) I try to change it in the Appearance tab in Display, but the webpages are still messed up, so i do a system restore and everything is back to normal...

Today I found out he did the same stuff once again and now system restore won't work. I tried messing with other things, like the Performance thing in System Properties, but it doesn't seem to fix it at all. Does anybody else have suggestions on what i should do?

[unlovedwarrior]

what windows and what make of laptop

[soybean]

Exactly what is "high contrast #2"?

I think having separate user accounts for you and your brother would be a good idea. That way, you can each set certain preferences for your account.

[patio]

Agreed.

And since he shows no respect for your equipment i'd certainly lock down his Administrator priveledges so he can't make harmful changes...

[alexfue12]

Exactly what is "high contrast #2"?

I think having separate user accounts for you and your brother would be a good idea. That way, you can each set certain preferences for your account.

1) "High Contrast #2" is an appearance setting in display properties.

2) Already done. I didn't think of it until I realized my account was unaffected so I deleted the old one and created a new one. Thanks for the help, tho 

[soybean]

Exactly what is "high contrast #2"?

1) "High Contrast #2" is an appearance setting in display properties.

Exactly where?  I don't see it in my Win XP Pro SP2 system, and Google isn't yielding anything directly related.  Have you modified your system someway to have this option?

[Deerpark]

you find it under control panel --> accessibility options --> display --> settings. In the drop down menu there's a whole bunch of different contrast schemes.

[soybean]

Oh, it's in accessibility options.  I see it.  Thanks.