Beware of those custom windows versions, they are only recommended for seasoned users. The best thing is always to have a clean regular windows version. That issue seemed like something went wrong in the registry, but I'm glad that everything's sorted out :)
On 8 Jan, 03:59, Julian Guarin <[email protected]> wrote: > I did it and when I reboot my computer the resolution was set to the > recomended for Windows (1280x1024) but this time the refresh rate was > set on 75 Hz. I tested wiht some games and everything works fine, then > reboot and it still working fine. I think everything was solved and > looks better with 75 Hz now :P. > At the end looks like it wasn't nothing concerning to the group. My > only doubt now is if a higher refresh rate will affect my games > performance. > Oh, and I think all of this was because I have a Windows 7 Lite > version. > > @tribaljet: I don't know if it had anything to do with stretch ratio > but, whatever it was, isn't a problem anymore. > > Thanks for all you help and sorry if I have a bad english. > > Julian. > > On 7 ene, 21:51, MAD_BEAST <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Unistall the DISPLAY device and resintall if it dosnet work your > > system is corrupted > > -- 9xx SOLDIERS SANS FRONTIERS
