Summary: I have an Inspiron 8200 1.60GHz Nvidia GeForce4 440 graphic card 512MB memory 30GB HDD 15' screen I was having a problem where the laptop would only p...
Summary: RE-1764 Horizontal Frequency: 30-64 Khz Vertical Frequency: 50-120 Hz Maximum Resolution: 1280x1024 If your monitor is not detected and you can't set ...
Summary: I need your help. On my Acorp 6A815EP1 (v2.0), bios 2.4, with Celeron 850, I can`t set 100MHz FSB. It automaticaly set on 133MHz and cannot be changed...
Summary: Setver on the Windows CD cannot be corrupted unless the CD is damaged/scratched, or the CD drive you are trying to read it with is faulty. You could ...
Summary: Can you read the screen well enough to maneuver? If so, GO> Control panel> Display> Settings> Advanced> Adapter> Change> Next> Search> Specify a loca...
Summary: Hi again. I had just posted down below with the subject line of "CRT vs. LCD". I got some great informative responses. It turns out there's somethin...
Summary: "After further research I found that I have to download the SATA driver" You have the two choices in response 1, not just one. As I said, the second c...
Summary: Pez: Here's my 2 cents. I own a Sony Trinitron 17" CRT Flat Screen. Have had it 3 years with no problems. I can change the screen resolution from ...
Summary: If you properly maintain your system, practice good housekeeping, degfrag regularly, scan for viruses & spyware, etc, you should be able to run for ye...
Summary: I am having a similar problem with win98, i installed print shop 15, and it won't work because i "can't" change my screen resolution to 800 x 600...I ...
Summary: Buildin a new box asus a7v333-x with an xp 2000+ chip and aopen agp video card and i can't get the screen resolution bigger than 680by480 or color de...
Summary: After i installed window XP on my PC, the color quality on the monitor shows 16 bits and i can't adjust the screen resolution. How do i solve this? ...
Summary: Hi All! I'm facing a problem changing the screen resolution from 800 X 600 to 1024 X 768. I recently Upgraded from win98se to win xp sp2. The 1024 X 7...
Summary: Hi. I was given a NEC Japanese laptop to use at work. It was a gift and I didn't receive any discs with it. Now it's dead and I need to restore it bac...
Summary: My boyfriend's laptop shut down during a power surge last night and now he can't boot it. It turns on and goes to a screen asking him if he wants to b...
Summary: Hi, I'd appreciate any help anyone can give me. About a month or so ago my computer started acting unstable. It would crash (during a game) and then...
Summary: Computer worked fine till about a month ago, and now it boots like it's in safe mode. The resolution is huge and I can not change it from 800X600, an...
Summary: When I choose to Customize My Desktop, after right-clicking on the desktop, and go to 'settings', I cannot change the creen area i.e. pixel resolution...
Summary: I'm back with another problem with my Toshiba Satellite 205cds Laptop not filling the full screen. The actual screen dimensions are 6.75 x 9 The deskt...
Summary: Hi Jennifer, No, the computer isn't prompting me to hit F1, I stumbled upon that as a temporary workaround to the boot problem. In fact, the boot scre...
Summary: Hi guys, I don't know if any of you had this problem before but my W3A's screen would black out completely on random occasions! The laptop would still...
Summary: Link is now working. If the screen size will work for you it seems to be a good price. It isn't state of the art by any means but laptops were never...
Summary: We have a great old SCSI scanner, which has been hooked up to an OLD computer. We updated to a new computer but there isn't a SCSI port on it. I was g...
Summary: Alison I as I have already pointed out to you in that private message, how a photo or video looks is independant of whether your monitor display looks...
Summary: HELP! My monitor is acting up all of a sudden! I seem to have lost the ability to use 640x480 screen mode (or any multiples of that, like 320x240). Wh...
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