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I recently upgraded to Vista from XP. I have set my screen resolution to the
highest setting, but the screen keeps blacking out for a second, then setting the resolution to the lowest setting. Any help is appreciated, thank you. |
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Hi Chip,
Have you tried upping the refresh rate? -- Best of Luck, Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/ Windows help - www.rickrogers.org "Chip" wrote in message news ![]() I recently upgraded to Vista from XP. I have set my screen resolution to the highest setting, but the screen keeps blacking out for a second, then setting the resolution to the lowest setting. Any help is appreciated, thank you. |
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Thanks for the reply. My refresh rate is 75, and per your suggestion, I tried
raising it to the next level, but the screen says it is not supported by my monitor (a 17-inch Hyuandai flat screen). Chip "Rick Rogers" wrote: Hi Chip, Have you tried upping the refresh rate? -- Best of Luck, Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/ Windows help - www.rickrogers.org "Chip" wrote in message news ![]() I recently upgraded to Vista from XP. I have set my screen resolution to the highest setting, but the screen keeps blacking out for a second, then setting the resolution to the lowest setting. Any help is appreciated, thank you. |
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What is the behavior when you set the monitor at different settings?
"Chip" wrote in message news ![]() I recently upgraded to Vista from XP. I have set my screen resolution to the highest setting, but the screen keeps blacking out for a second, then setting the resolution to the lowest setting. Any help is appreciated, thank you. |
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The screen blacks out, and goes to the setting I choose, which is the highest setting, but then I will open a program or browser and it gets set to the lower setting. Chip "Ben Enfield" wrote: What is the behavior when you set the monitor at different settings? "Chip" wrote in message news ![]() I recently upgraded to Vista from XP. I have set my screen resolution to the highest setting, but the screen keeps blacking out for a second, then setting the resolution to the lowest setting. Any help is appreciated, thank you. |
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The screen blacks out and goes to the setting I choose. But then later it
randomly blacks out for a second and goes to the low setting. Chip "Ben Enfield" wrote: What is the behavior when you set the monitor at different settings? "Chip" wrote in message news ![]() I recently upgraded to Vista from XP. I have set my screen resolution to the highest setting, but the screen keeps blacking out for a second, then setting the resolution to the lowest setting. Any help is appreciated, thank you. |
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I've had this same problem. I have no other options for refresh rate but 60
Hz? The problem is still happening and I haven't been able to get any solution to this. "Rick Rogers" wrote: Hi Chip, Have you tried upping the refresh rate? -- Best of Luck, Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/ Windows help - www.rickrogers.org "Chip" wrote in message news ![]() I recently upgraded to Vista from XP. I have set my screen resolution to the highest setting, but the screen keeps blacking out for a second, then setting the resolution to the lowest setting. Any help is appreciated, thank you. |