Input Signal Out of Range - Seriously need some advice

Hello,

I'm having some serious problems with my display recently and for the life
of me cannot figure out how to get around it. I have an ATI All-in-wonder
9200 and XP service pack 2 installed. I recently bought a new game and when
it didn't display correctly, installed the latest drivers for my graphics
card.

Upon restart I received the message "Input signal out of range" and could
only get a display if I started XP in VGA MODE. I rolled back the drivers,
but still had the same problem, and so eventually resorted to restoring the
disk from a ghost image, but strangely enough I'm still getting the same
error.

The monitor is a Neovo f-417, and as far as I know I have all the correct
drivers installed.

I'm at a complete loss now and would really appreciate any advice you could
give me.

Thanks in advance

Jamie

Right Click on the desktopPropertiesSettingsAvcanced OptionsMonitor =
and decrease the frequency.

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it didn't display correctly, installed the latest drivers for my =
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only get a display if I started XP in VGA MODE. I rolled back the =
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but still had the same problem, and so eventually resorted to =
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disk from a ghost image, but strangely enough I'm still getting the =
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error.
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The monitor is a Neovo f-417, and as far as I know I have all the =
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drivers installed.
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I'm at a complete loss now and would really appreciate any advice you =
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Thanks in advance
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I have tried this, but the frequency is currently on the lowest setting,
anything else it might be?

"José Gallardo" wrote in message
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Right Click on the desktopPropertiesSettingsAvcanced OptionsMonitor and
decrease the frequency.

"jamie taylor" escribió en el mensaje
...
Hello,

I'm having some serious problems with my display recently and for the life
of me cannot figure out how to get around it. I have an ATI All-in-wonder
9200 and XP service pack 2 installed. I recently bought a new game and
when
it didn't display correctly, installed the latest drivers for my graphics
card.

Upon restart I received the message "Input signal out of range" and could
only get a display if I started XP in VGA MODE. I rolled back the
drivers,
but still had the same problem, and so eventually resorted to restoring
the
disk from a ghost image, but strangely enough I'm still getting the same
error.

The monitor is a Neovo f-417, and as far as I know I have all the correct
drivers installed.

I'm at a complete loss now and would really appreciate any advice you
could
give me.

Thanks in advance

Jamie

"jamie taylor" wrote in
:

Hello,

I'm having some serious problems with my display recently and for the
life of me cannot figure out how to get around it. I have an ATI
All-in-wonder 9200 and XP service pack 2 installed. I recently bought
a new game and when it didn't display correctly, installed the latest
drivers for my graphics card.

Upon restart I received the message "Input signal out of range" and
could only get a display if I started XP in VGA MODE. I rolled back
the drivers, but still had the same problem, and so eventually
resorted to restoring the disk from a ghost image, but strangely
enough I'm still getting the same error.

The monitor is a Neovo f-417, and as far as I know I have all the
correct drivers installed.

I'm at a complete loss now and would really appreciate any advice you
could give me.

Thanks in advance

Jamie



This is one of the troubles I have seen with LCD screens - they usually
should be set to refresh at 60Hz, and often can't handle higher than
75Hz.

When you go into display properties, does the "monitors" tab show up? If
so, you may be able to turn off the DDC detection and override the
refresh rate.


If all else fails, you may have to completely uninstall the graphics card
driver, so that it comes up normally in VGA mode, where you can then
reinstall the driver. You should also uninstall your monitor device in
this case, too, so that it redetects that as well.