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Wrong Boot resolution?
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My PC is using the wrong resolution when booting, i.e. when showing brand logo and windows load screen. At least i think it's the wrong resolution.
Anyway, i think it happened because i switched monitors and the display configurations got messed up. I reinstalled the drivers but that didn't seem to help. The desktop is fine by the way.
I have some bios settings to change but i can't view anything because the display is strteched out of porpotion and it's blurry. Any ideas on how to solve this?
Anyway, i think it happened because i switched monitors and the display configurations got messed up. I reinstalled the drivers but that didn't seem to help. The desktop is fine by the way.
I have some bios settings to change but i can't view anything because the display is strteched out of porpotion and it's blurry. Any ideas on how to solve this?
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Do you have a flat panel monitor? Is it connected through dvi or through the normal video input?
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Originally Posted by gemini4
Do you have a flat panel monitor? Is it connected through dvi or through the normal video input?
i swapped with a 15' CRT (800x600), then it started to get out of focused and the contrast and brightness got messed up
so i changed it back and the symptoms transfered to the 17 (only at the boot screen)
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I think that there might be something wrong with the video card.
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i doubt it's that, but i'll try reinstalling the g-card's drivers anyway
thanks for the suggession, but i think this thread should go to the hardware section
thanks again mate
thanks for the suggession, but i think this thread should go to the hardware section
thanks again mate
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I'm pretty sure the drivers won't help. The card is displaying the screen incorectly on both monitors so it's not a software issue.
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Originally Posted by jai614
My PC is using the wrong resolution when booting, i.e. when showing brand logo and windows load screen. At least i think it's the wrong resolution.
Anyway, i think it happened because i switched monitors and the display configurations got messed up. I reinstalled the drivers but that didn't seem to help. The desktop is fine by the way.
I have some bios settings to change but i can't view anything because the display is strteched out of porpotion and it's blurry. Any ideas on how to solve this?
then move the slider to the resolution that ur monitor supports
beware dont do if ur monitor doesnot support
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