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by jsolari020
by mikepell
by jsolari020
by mikepell
by thechas
The 'reference' S3 trio drivers may not work with your system.
For many on-board video systems, you need the driver from the system mfg.
Here is the link to IBMs driver for W95 and 98
http://tinyurl.com/5sx4
There should be a way to disable the on-board video in BIOS settings. However, these are often somewhat 'cryptic'.
Another thing to try, is dedicating more RAM for the video.
To support higher resolutions, you need more video RAM.
The standard 2MB may not be able to run at 800*600 in anything above 16 color mode.
Chas
by mikepell
by netuser
by mikepell
by wcp
Make sure your monitor type is set to "Plug and Play Monitor".
If Windows is 98,
Start | Settings | Control Panel | Display | Settings | Advanced | Monitor
If it is set to Default Monitor, for example, change it to Plug and Play Monitor.
by mikepell
by nicolaspt
You can find the driver for your IBM PC300GL-S3 Trio 3D video for All OS at this site...Just copy and paste it in your browser address bar. Hope this will help.
If the link above doesn't work, try to search at the IBM website Support & Downloads using this string "ibm pc 300gl s3trio3d ". This is where I get the URL.
Good Luck.
by mikepell
by skloo77
are you sure yours is s3trio video?
cos some models for 300gl are intel video.
you may want to double check this info.
by mikepell
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