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Chrisworld
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I'm sorta have a little problem here, I'm using Windows Extended Desktop and I'm not sure if I asked about this before but i have a problem with the little 15" LCD attached. The Little monitor never did support anything at all above 1024x768 and would normally go black and tell me input isn't supported. This time, i am able to force resolutions onto the monitor that it doesn't support, and clearly see whats on the monitor, only one BIG PROBLEM, there's a "Input Not Supported" Floating all around the screen trying to block what is under it. Everything is fine but this stupid thing won't go away. Obviously the input IS supported why does it have to float around the screen telling me its not? My question is HOW do i make the monitor happy, so i can look at whats on it without this stupid thing flying around? Thanks.
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Skittle Cody
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Try giving it a massage.
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| 07/21/08 19:07 |
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RazoMoto
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No idea here, check up on google on the brand of the LCD, surely must be more people around, or atleast a FAQ, cant help really, i know my dual monitors hooked up last time fine, and that's what i like, Plug N play.
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| 07/21/08 19:32 |
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Chrisworld
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| QUOTE | | No idea here, check up on google on the brand of the LCD, surely must be more people around, or atleast a FAQ, cant help really, i know my dual monitors hooked up last time fine, and that's what i like, Plug N play. |
The max support resolution is 1024x768, but still, the display shows up fine underneath the stupid "Input not supported" Thing running such resolutions as 1280x1024, 1400x1050, and 1680x1050. 1680x1050 is the one in the picture.
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RazoMoto
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Really cant help Chris, no experience whatsoever with this, all i can say is try googling various things that are about it, excuses.
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So, you exceeded the limit the monitor is suppose to handle, and your complaining about it?
Chances are they have someone in the circuit board in the monitor that displays that warning when it goes higher than its suppose to. It might seem to be running fine but they could have been having some remote problems with higher resolutions. Even if it only happened 1 out of 1000 times, they wouldnt be able to market it at the resolution thats causing problems, so they likely lowered the max supported resolution, and added that warning in so people dont try running it higher than it was designed to.
In other words, I doubt there is anything you can do to get rid of it other than going back to its max supported resolution.
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Chrisworld
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| QUOTE | So, you exceeded the limit the monitor is suppose to handle, and your complaining about it?
Chances are they have someone in the circuit board in the monitor that displays that warning when it goes higher than its suppose to. It might seem to be running fine but they could have been having some remote problems with higher resolutions. Even if it only happened 1 out of 1000 times, they wouldnt be able to market it at the resolution thats causing problems, so they likely lowered the max supported resolution, and added that warning in so people dont try running it higher than it was designed to.
In other words, I doubt there is anything you can do to get rid of it other than going back to its max supported resolution. |
Time for hax0ring with soldering gun and circuit board LOLOLOLOL say good bye to the monitor working properly from now on.
lol jk i guess im S*** out of luck...
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| 07/21/08 21:29 |
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| QUOTE | | QUOTE | So, you exceeded the limit the monitor is suppose to handle, and your complaining about it?
Chances are they have someone in the circuit board in the monitor that displays that warning when it goes higher than its suppose to. It might seem to be running fine but they could have been having some remote problems with higher resolutions. Even if it only happened 1 out of 1000 times, they wouldnt be able to market it at the resolution thats causing problems, so they likely lowered the max supported resolution, and added that warning in so people dont try running it higher than it was designed to.
In other words, I doubt there is anything you can do to get rid of it other than going back to its max supported resolution. |
Time for hax0ring with soldering gun and circuit board LOLOLOLOL say good bye to the monitor working properly from now on.
lol jk i guess im S*** out of luck... |
Or you could listen to Cody and give it a massage like I told you in the first place.
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| 07/21/08 21:31 |
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RazoMoto
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| QUOTE | | Or you could listen to Cody and give it a massage like I told you in the first place. |
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| 07/22/08 03:55 |
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Hijaru Ta
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So it's flying around your screen, you don't know what it is, and most people haven't seen it...Unidentified Flying Object anyone?
Well if you exceeded the normal resolutions of your computer, then it isn't something in the software, but in the hardware as said before. "But where oh great Hijaru?" Is the question that pops up as first in your head. Well i don't know =( If Razo doesn't know it, no one here does :O
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| 07/22/08 04:16 |
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DarkNshY
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My screen totally looked messedup when i exceeded my limits but its totally fine now.. Just Lower the res again?
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