On Mon, 6 Mar 2006 11:07, JoeHill wrote:
> Heh. Yeah. No, really, it was working fine, then as I was reading a webpage
> it just went all vertical lines, and even the controls on the display
> itself won't work.
The only way to be sure now that I can think of is to reconnect the old
monitor and reboot. Then go through the same process as before, but when you
connect the new monitor (and if it will work) use the refresh rates etc from
the new monitor and set them manually this time. I had to do that with a new
benq about 18months ago.
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Regards
Trevor Rhodes
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