MONITOR BLACK - URGENT!!!!!!!

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The computer goes through the normal boot procedure then you see the grey
loading snake for vista then my monotor displays as black and i get a message
on screen saying: "Out of range 35.4khz/87hz

I NEED DESPERATE HELP ON HOW TO RESOLVE THE ISSUE!!!!!
 
matt547 said:
The computer goes through the normal boot procedure then you see the grey
loading snake for vista then my monotor displays as black and i get a
message
on screen saying: "Out of range 35.4khz/87hz
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On XP at least, you can press F8 at boot, and there is a choice to boot in
VGA mode so that you can select a resolution that your monitor supports.

Haven't tried this on Vista though, but I would hope it still has something
like this.
 
I had something similar when i goofed on my resolution setting. I found
that i was able to boot into safe mode. Once in safe modem hit windowskey+r
to open the run command. In the run command type msconfig. once in
msconfig select the boot tab and you'll see am option called "base video",
put a checkmark there. Then reboot into normal mode. You should then be
able to boot into windows and reset your resolution and refresh rate to the
right setting.

At least it worked for me ;)
 
I had something similar when i goofed on my resolution setting. I found
that i was able to boot into safe mode. Once in safe modem hit windowskey+r
to open the run command. In the run command type msconfig. once in
msconfig select the boot tab and you'll see am option called "base video",
put a checkmark there. Then reboot into normal mode. You should then be
able to boot into windows and reset your resolution and refresh rate to the
right setting.

At least it worked for me ;)
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Are you able to explain what "Boot Video" actually does? Was this in
XP, as well? Searching Vista Help for "boot video" comes up with
nothing.
 
milleron said:
Are you able to explain what "Boot Video" actually does? Was this in
XP, as well? Searching Vista Help for "boot video" comes up with
nothing.
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I never really noticed it in XP, never had reason to look for it really.
From what i can tell base video is just a way to force windows to boot into
default resolution and refresh rate, kinda like when you first install
windows. Once you're able to boot into normal windows you just set your
resolution and refresh rate to whatever you prefer and reboot a second time.
You are then back to normal. All i know is that it worked for me and, from
what you describe, i suspect it may work for you too.
 
thank you, it work for me too.

Shawn McWilliams said:
I had something similar when i goofed on my resolution setting. I found
that i was able to boot into safe mode. Once in safe modem hit windowskey+r
to open the run command. In the run command type msconfig. once in
msconfig select the boot tab and you'll see am option called "base video",
put a checkmark there. Then reboot into normal mode. You should then be
able to boot into windows and reset your resolution and refresh rate to the
right setting.

At least it worked for me ;)
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