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2797.1 | | DANGER::ARRIGHI | and miles to go before I sleep | Fri Feb 14 1997 13:41 | 7 |
| When the message "Starting Windows..." comes up, press F8, which should
bring you to a menu screen. Scroll down to "Safe Mode" and hit
return. You should come up in standard VGA. Then you can do the
Start -> settings -> control panel -> display thing to change your
display setting and not necessitate safe mode.
Tony
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2797.2 | Yes, F8, a no-brainer, if I had used it | NWD002::FEIGLE | | Tue Feb 18 1997 00:46 | 8 |
| Thank you... worked fine. Obviously I didn't need to "borrow" a new
monitor and "return" it... I had the tools with me all the time. My
next step is to see if I can find some drivers....on the WWW ... for
the monitor. The S3 display was pretty sharp... the VGA, okay. Thank
you again... I should have known, hope it helps someone else the way it
helped me....
jff
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2797.3 | | DANGER::ARRIGHI | and miles to go before I sleep | Tue Feb 18 1997 16:08 | 12 |
| What you'll be looking for is a .inf file for your monitor. This will
define the operating limits of your monitor to Win95 or whatever
display driver Compaq installed on your machine for the S3 chip it
uses.
A shortcut into the display settings is to right-click in an empty area
of the desktop and then click on properties. If you have a display
settings tab that allows you to manually set your refresh rate, then if
you know your monitor's specs you can set this without the .inf file.
I don't think the standard Win95 display controls allow this.
Tony
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