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by thechas
Most liekly cause is a driver conflict for either the video system, or the monitor itself.
Start by updating the motherboard / chipset drivers.
Then, update the driver for the video card.
Finally, make sure that the monitor is identified correctly in display settings.
For some monitors, you will need a driver file from the mfg.
Chas
by richard
by admin-stuart
If updating drivers doesn't change the problem, you might try extracting and installing a new copy of desk.cpl to your system. It belongs in the C:\windows\system folder, assuming c:\windows is your OS directory. For instructions on extracting files, go to:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q129605
Remove any spaces that appear the URL above.
Good luck.
by richard
by mdelyea
by richard
by carquiza
Hi,
Please do check your monitor...if it is properly inserted...now a day monitor have it's own particular setting and driver please do find out more or your video card compatibility.
Hope this gives you an insite.
Cheers,
Mel Arquiza
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http://hdp.welcome.to
by richard
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