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Old March 18th 05, 04:58 PM
Alibar
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My pc is saying something is not right with the display settings... having
to do with color. It wants to run on 256 color rather than the true color
setting used for at least 2 years, maybe 3. My machine is Intel Celeron 10
GB harddrive, l28MB Ram. Can you advise what has caused this to start
happening? When the mouse freezes and I unplug and reboot, a window comes
up that a certain device needed for display is missing and it puts me in
safe mode unless I bypass. In safe mode, the screen area changes and the
color setting is 256. I've run it this way a few weeks, but would like to
know the cause, so as to fix it back as it used to be. Thanking you so
much in advance.


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Old March 18th 05, 05:08 PM
Haggis
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"Alibar" wrote in message
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My pc is saying something is not right with the display settings... having
to do with color. It wants to run on 256 color rather than the true
color
setting used for at least 2 years, maybe 3. My machine is Intel Celeron
10
GB harddrive, l28MB Ram. Can you advise what has caused this to start
happening? When the mouse freezes and I unplug and reboot, a window
comes
up that a certain device needed for display is missing and it puts me in
safe mode unless I bypass. In safe mode, the screen area changes and the
color setting is 256. I've run it this way a few weeks, but would like
to
know the cause, so as to fix it back as it used to be. Thanking you so
much in advance.



you need to reinstall the correct video drivers for your card ....somewhere
along the way they have become corrupted


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Old March 18th 05, 05:08 PM
Gary S. Terhune
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Reinstall your video adapter drivers. Display
PropertiesSettingsAdvanced buttonAdapter tab.

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"Alibar" wrote in message
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My pc is saying something is not right with the display settings...

having
to do with color. It wants to run on 256 color rather than the true

color
setting used for at least 2 years, maybe 3. My machine is Intel

Celeron 10
GB harddrive, l28MB Ram. Can you advise what has caused this to

start
happening? When the mouse freezes and I unplug and reboot, a window

comes
up that a certain device needed for display is missing and it puts me

in
safe mode unless I bypass. In safe mode, the screen area changes and

the
color setting is 256. I've run it this way a few weeks, but would

like to
know the cause, so as to fix it back as it used to be. Thanking you

so
much in advance.



 




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