Hi Jef,
If you have a DVI-capable monitor, using a DVI cable (instead of a VGA
cable with a DVI adapter) will not only fix your problem, it will
*vastly* improve image quality. In other words, if you have a DVI
monitor, fercrissakes use a DVI cable.
There is almost certainly a way to fix your problem using your existing
setup -- for starters, you might try hot-unplugging the monitor (after
the mini has booted), resetting the monitor using the on-screen
controls, then re-plugging the monitor -- but why mess with all that if
you don't have to? If you have DVI connection on your display, use it.
- Darcy
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On 05 Jun 2005, at 10:50 PM, shirling & neueweise wrote:
is it possible that using an analog cable (the monitor has a switch
for analog-digital) via the adapter that came with the mini might
cause the problem? i have used it with my other monitor (sony
CPD-G400) without a hitch... would a DVI-DVI cable possibly solve the
problem?
jef
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