> ------------ Original Message -----------
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Tue, 28 Aug 2001 12:00 -0700
>
> If you can't change any of the settings in the display control panel, then
> I think it's safe to say that either the incorrect video card driver is
> installed or that the video card driver is not being loaded properly by
> Windows 98. To check this, in the Control Panel Display applet, is the card
> listed as a generic VGA display adapter? If so, even though you think you've
> installed your driver it has not loaded. Also ATI is notorious for crappy
> drivers - especially for the Rage series. I've had personal experience
> where I've had to re-install their drivers because they won't load.
>
> So here's what you do (first make completely sure that you have the correct
> and latest driver - I recommend www.reactorcritical.com - they keep up to
> date on most cards). Using Control Panel, Add/Remove Hardware - remove the
> Display Adapter and reboot and then re-install the driver when prompted by
> Plug and play.
>
> Another possibility (and IMO worth trying) is to turn down hardware
> acceleration a notch in the display applet.
>
> Working with ATI is not an exact science - there are all sorts of I/O chip
> and BIOS incompatibilities with the Rage series that were supposedly
> addressed in driver and firmware updates. POS's if you ask me.
>
> Also, I don't understand how a user could be competent enough to use
> Outlook Web Access unless it's my old girlfriend. Her name isn't Denise by
> chance is it?
By the way, this should have read "incompetent" instead of competent. She was sexay
but she sure was dumb.
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