Catweazle
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I'm a bit stumped I have to admit. It seems strange that the system is correctly identifying monitor and display card, yet still exhibiting such behaviour. Are you sure that the monitor is actuall an IBM 6331 as reported?
Perhaps you could try locating and reinstalling a device driver for the Cirrus Logic display card?
Catweazle
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IPerhaps you could try locating and reinstalling a device driver for the Cirrus Logic display card?
Yes, try that. I've seen exactly what you describe happen even when Device Manager reports that the video card is functioning and the correct driver is in use. Downloading and installing a new copy of the driver driver solved the problem.
DMR
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A good place to find all kinds of drivers, especially drivers for older versions of Windows, is www.driverguide.com . You do have to register with them in order to download from their site, but the registration and downloads are free, and they won't use your email to flood you with spam.
I checked, and Driverguide does have Win 98 drivers for the CL-5446 chip. They have a few different versions though; I'd try the latest version first.
DMR
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You're welcome; glad we help. :)
DMR
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