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How do you change monitor settings in safe mode?
If you can't figure out why it won't work, post the output of the server starting up. It information that looks like: XF86Config: /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/XF86Config (**) stands (--) SVGA: Mode "800x600" needs vert refresh rate of 100.03 Hz. Deleted. (--) SVGA: Mode "1024x768" needs hsync freq of 80.21 kHz. Deleted.

Sony IDTV V3.00 software bug? Now I can repeat it.
The monitor apparently can produce a picture, but doesn't recognize it as valid input -- except during the moments when the computer is turning on and goes into plain VGA mode for a moment. Right-click on your Windows desktop, go to Properties, Settings, Advanced, Monitor, and change the refresh rate.

Refresh Rates?? can't change?
b00gjuice b00gju...@wmconnect.comnojunk alt os linux mandrake Hi All, I can't get Mandrake 9 to use higher than 60HZ refresh rate. I have a Sony F500 Monitor and I'm using Intel 845G graphics adapter. I want to run at 1280X1024@85HZ. The ranges for my monitor are detected and 85HZ is well within it's range as

Can't change refresh rate
We don't all use CGA/TV monitors anymore, and the screen refresh rate is likely to be anywhere from 60Hz to 120Hz. So while you can use VSYNC for smooth updating of full screen graphics, you can't use it for timing unless you take in to account its rate. I wasn't suggesting using WAIT for the timings;

Monitor Refresh Rate Problem
computer screens now have a refresh rate high enough to not usually cause seizures. Some places sell a screen cover that supposedly reduces glare or flicker But it's not like I can do that on a monitor hooked up to a desktop computer! I wish I could see a doctor, but my parents wouldn't believe anything because

Refresh rates.
It's looking good but, for the life of me, I can't figure out how to change the refresh rate to something greater than 72Hz. InControl tools help tells me to use the refresh tab on ...<SNIP>... Windows will always offer a limited set of refresh rates if it sees the monitor as Unknown or Plug and play.

Monitor Refresh Rate
Ever since plugging it in, I can't seem to change the display resolution from 640x480 with 16 bit color (yes thousands of colors). All I need to do is select 1280x1024, 24bit color and an 85 refresh rate...then click "next." But unfortunately, instead of changing the display resolution, an error pops up saying:

Change refresh rate
Ryan techman2...@usa.net alt comp periphs videocards nvidia alol wrote: Does anyone knows where I can change my refresh rate on my Guillemot geforce256? I've downloaded 2832 drivers at nvidia.com but still can't find a button to change it. I use w98se. Display Properties, Settings, Advanced, Monitor Ryan

How should I change my display settings?
Now we can figure out why you can't see a display otherwise. I'ma betting man, and at this point I'm betting that it's because after the STB drivers are installed they're trying to change the refresh rate, color depth and resolution to something your monitor won't properly support. So, let's bring up the Display

Confused about wxWindow::Update() vs Refresh()
I'm going to do a fresh install of Windows when I get back from a buisness trip but I don't think it will help. I've even tried adjusting the refresh rate with no luck. Assuming the software isn't the problem, do you all suspect the LCD backlight or the inverter or something else? I can upload a video of the

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The other problem is refresh rates. I change them to the proper settings in the Display/Properties box but they always reset on boot up to rates my monitor can't handle. I can't find any win.ini or system.ini seetings that seem to cause the reset. I tried puting hard entires into the Registry but they were ignored.

Monitor refresh rate problem - can't change - nVidia twin view ...
Rune Bagge...@netscape.net alt os linux mandrake I have bought a new LCD monitor (Samsung SyncMaster 710N) and need to change my refresh rate to 75Hz. How do I do that ? I can change the resolution using Mandrake control center but can't find any options for the Hz. I have also looked into Monitor section of the

Screen resolution problem
From there you'll be able to click the monitor tab and from there you should be able to change your refresh rate. But I must warn you, make sure you know your monitor can handle that refresh rate at whichever resolution your attempting or you could seriously damage your monitor. If your not sure, read your monitor

My First Days with OS 10
For me that's a base boot resolution of 800x600 at 85Khz. The only caveat would be attempting to bump the display up to a resolution using the Amiga screenmode program that can't support your selected base refresh rate under the UAE prefs selected before booting. Jim.

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SA Using such a program can be dangerous if it enables you to apply a refresh rate that your video card or monitor can't handle. Also, does your video driver not allow for this? My ancient GeForce-4 card's driver does. Worth looking into your video driver to see if it has this capability. At any rate, the program

Can't change refresh rate for Advance Logic in Win 98 Please help
Jason Burgon jayn...@ntlworld.com microsoft public win32 programmer directx graphics I don't understand why I'm getting DDERR_WRONGMODE errors with my full-screen, this error can only occur with a non-exclusive co-op level. (2) No mode change has actually occured, not even a change of refresh rate.

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=v=\ VooDoo3 /=v= - Installation & Tips : Revision 2.1
What I do at the moment is that I get the monitor's refresh rate and adjust object's speed accordingly. That works fine, however with some drivers, you cannot read the refresh rate, and as some people pointed out to me, you can't always set the refresh rate on all drivers. Could someone please direct me to any good

Can't change refresh rate with nVidia drivers?
Juergen Frieling juer...@beer.com alt os linux mandrake Moin, and got: # V-freq: 85.00 Hz // h-freq: 91.72 KHz Modeline "1280x1024" 185.64 1280 1376 1600 2024 1024 1024 1028 1079 I added this to under the monitor section and restart and my refresh rate still stays at 60HZ. Can anyone offer any other ideas or advice

Can't change refresh rate for Advance Logic in Win 98 Please help
I'll give you my opinion on it :-) To me the idea behind the change is a lot of people don't have their monitor setup correctly in Windows so when they I leave my refresh rate at 85 hz for all resolutions and never have a problem with eye strain because of flicker. If you're using Win9x then you can use the