I know in 9.2 Apple changed their video extensions programs ... Quicktime thingys ...
If on-board, is the VRAM suspect?
If a video card, do you have their latest extension(s) / control panels?
Is the option for increased resolution, one that is "Recommended", or is it one, in-between?
Maybe the vertical and horzontal frequencies are not syncing for some reason ...
just throwing out guesses ...
Bill
On Thursday, January 1, 2004, at 01:06 AM, Kevin wrote:
Len and David,
Thanks for the replies. The reason my computer was set to 1956 was because I
reset the CUDA button in my hopes it might help something. I tried all of
your suggestions but still no luck unfortunately. I tried turning off any
extensions that had to do with the monitor, but that changed nothing either.
I'm basically fine when the welcome screen pops up. Then the monitor flashes
once and then the lines appear across the screen. Do you think a fresh
software install is in order?
Kevin
on 12/31/03 11:48 PM, David Klaus at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wednesday, December 31, 2003, at 09:34 PM, Kevin wrote:
Hey gang,
Last night while looking at some pictures, I decided to increase resoutuion
on my monitor to millions of colors in the control panel. Bad idea....my
monitor has crazy lines going across it and I can't even view the screen to
switch it back. But, if I boot up using my other hard drive the problem goes
away. I'm really not sure what to do since I've never run into this before.
I'm using a PM 7300 with 9.2.2 installed.
Option 1- try resetting the pram.
Option 2, a long shot, but it helped me before. Disconnect the monitor and restart your system without a monitor. Once the system has started up (you can tell by the HD access stopping), shut down the system - power key to "bring up" the shutdown dialog, then return to confirm that you want to shut down. Reattach the monitor and try restarting.
As an FYI, your original e-mail is dated 8/27/56 indicating you either reset your pram already or your pram battery is dead. If you did not reset the pram, then you need to replace the battery.
If Option 2 does not work, you can boot with your working system and try trashing the 'Monitors Preferences' document in the one with the bad display issue.
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