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Monitor/pc problem. Help Me Jebus!!

  • 19-11-2002 10:41am
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    Mercury_Tilt
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  • #2
    TacT
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    Turn off your computer, re-boot and let the os re-detect it and see if that solves your problem. Otherwise hold f8 select safe mode and then change the monitor refresh rate to 60, reboot and re-set accordingly, I really hope you haven't done damage to the purdy's :eek:


  • #3
    mayhem#
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    Yup, assuming that you have a Windows OS on the machine yer best bet is to boot into safe mode and to adjust the monitor refresh rate...

    Oh yeah, sobering up might also help ;-)

    E.


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    Mercury_Tilt
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  • #5
    tribble
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    Had similar problem.

    Try this.

    Use manufactures original graphics card driver, not a generic one like Nvida publish + check site for updates.

    Disable power managment in bios (or in windows if bios won't let you).

    these were my two problems...

    hope it helps

    b


  • #6
    mayhem#
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    Why don't you bung in any old graphocs card, boot the box, and remove all drivers and references to the nvidia driver.
    What OS are you running?

    E.


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