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Hello, I had just installed SP 2 on my Windows XP SP1 machine, a Toshiba
Satallite Laptop.
After installation, it had created more monitors than the default. In order
to disable the extra monitors, I deleted the drivers in the display
properties, and set it to it's regular factory defaults. Then, I told the
driver to 'stop, where there were both a 'start' and 'stop' button available.
It told me to restart, I did, and after the loading screen, the laptop
monitor discontinued to display anything, but the computer did load. I know
this because I was able to perform functions that would load, and perform a
shut down.
It would load, and run, but not display through my laptop monitor, or
external monitor .
Is there a way I can, if on a network and assigning the computer an ip,
perform remote assistance, or Anything, really, to help reset the display
properties, or at least display properly.
Thank you for reading, and please reply promptly any information to my email:
(e-mail address removed)
~Tim s
Satallite Laptop.
After installation, it had created more monitors than the default. In order
to disable the extra monitors, I deleted the drivers in the display
properties, and set it to it's regular factory defaults. Then, I told the
driver to 'stop, where there were both a 'start' and 'stop' button available.
It told me to restart, I did, and after the loading screen, the laptop
monitor discontinued to display anything, but the computer did load. I know
this because I was able to perform functions that would load, and perform a
shut down.
It would load, and run, but not display through my laptop monitor, or
external monitor .
Is there a way I can, if on a network and assigning the computer an ip,
perform remote assistance, or Anything, really, to help reset the display
properties, or at least display properly.
Thank you for reading, and please reply promptly any information to my email:
(e-mail address removed)
~Tim s