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[the_skip]

Ok I have wind xp home edtion sp2 and when I get passed teh boot screen my moniter puts at teh bottom an out of range error. Would there be any way to change the settings so I do not get this error. Or what would be causing this. Again I am using win xp home and when I finish the boot screen my moniter gives me an out of raneg error I know my moniter is a CRT Dell moiter, I am on a pc on teh same network runing win 2000 pro. Rember THIS IS MY MONITER not windows itsel

Edited by the_skip, 10 July 2007 - 04:42 PM.

[Cataliste]

Your Frequency is set too high. Standard CRT settings would be 60hertz. Boot into safemode using "F8" while booting. Set your monitor frequency vie the Display Manager by right clicking your desktop and selecting "Display Properties". Look through the tabs.

[the_skip]

sorry put I cannot do that since my moniter is set at hardware defalt

[Bão]

Did you change the frequency before this happened? Use a different monitor if you have one, change the frequency, and use your model that you're having problems with then.

[the_skip]

Nope not to my knowledge and I belive that the other users on the pc couldn't have changed it since I personally cannot have changed the refresh rate. I can run in safe mode to try and fix the problem but I am havinga hard time viding hwo to cahneg it

[cx323]

i'm not on xp right now, but i think you goto properties -> last tab -> advanced -> second tab i think (it might be called monitor?) and there should be a dropdown of different refresh rates

[Fatal]

sorry put I cannot do that since my moniter is set at hardware defalt

that only happens when you dont have a video card driver installed