Anyone know where I could get an old "Wang Laboratories,Inc." monitor driver for a 1413 model? I've searched for a month with no luck. I've contacted Wang Laboratories, installed generic standard VGA drivers, adjusted the color settings to the lowest resolutions --- nothing works. I've been to the Drivers Guide and WinDrivers.com -- nothing there. I'm trying to get an older computer, Windows 95, up and running and all I need is the Wang monitor to work. The monitor works beautiful when booting up, and the Win95 splash screen is beautiful, until Windows is fully loaded -- then the picture goes haywire. Anyone who knows where I can find ANY Wang monitor drivers, please let me know. Thank you. Nancy

My first question is are you sure this is a problem with your monitor driver? Maybe a video driver problem. What happens to the picture when it goes haywire? Is it unusable?

Dave, I think you might be right about it being a video driver. The picture is totally unusable. It is such a good picture when the splash screen for Windows 95 appears, then after Windows loads.... you know how older TVs have a vertcle and horizontal hold control? Well, it kind of has that affect when a verticle hold button is way off. I have used old monitors before and never had this kind of problem before. The generic drivers always seemed to be adequate. I tried the monitor on my Windows Me, Pentium 3 computer, and the same exact thing happened. (I had lowered the resolution ahead of time) Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks. Nancy

You could make sure your computer is set to a generic vga monitor but I believe the monitor is bad.

Hi Nancy... I got the same symptoms as you did... Boy... Am I glad I am not the only one with the Wang problem! I just tried to help a friend set up their computer tonight (Wang Monitor with Multi-Media by Packard Bell CPU)I knew as soon as I switched from the 640x480 display setting to 800x600 I had blown it. Yes...a very bad Vertical and Horizontal Hold pattern...fast too! I tried everyway in the world to get it back to the 640x480 but there weren't any settings in the BIOS and I couldn't get into the SYSTEM.INI to make the changes through the MS-DOS window (SAFE MODE Re:F8-3) If anyone out there has a cure please let me know too..

I have been having the worst time getting VNC on a win2k server. It has an old Wang Monitor (mod 1457) from 1991, and I have tried everything. I am beginning to think it is the monitor... anybody come across any drivers?

I have a Wang 1413 monitor. It will not work with Windows 95 or 98 looks like the monitor is bad............BUT wait......it works great with my W2K Server or W2K Pro.... I know it is NOT the monitor.......therefore, it must be the driver? Has anyone found one yet?