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Posted March 21st, 2006 06:00
Sounds like your video drivers are eithe missing and or corrupted. Dig out the disks that came with your computer and reinstall the video drivers for your system. If you can't find the disks go to Dell support and use the Service Code for your Pc in Drivers and download section and get them from there.- Hey Rick,
Don`t cha just love it when someone comes along and repeats your same information two days later, does that mean the first time doesn`t count or someone didn`t care what you had to say ;) or is it just an echo bouncing off the canyon wall two days later :D !
XOXO`s
Jenny
"The mind is not a book, to be opened at will and examined at leisure." -- Severus Snape.
For the newbies ~ www.djdenham.com/etiquette.htm Nascar Nut72
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Posted March 22nd, 2006 06:00
Get lost, next time you need help you may be whistling in the camyon...- Me, need help from you? LMBO, now that`s a good joke! Besides if people want help, they can read it the first time it was posted, like two days ago :O
Next time read all the replies before posting, repeating the same information as another member in the same thread is rude and disrespectful in any forum on the net, and the people here take a dim view of those types. Try reading Denny`s link Mr Nut72.
Jenny
"Happiness can be found, even in the darkest of times, if one only remembers to turn on the light." -- Albus Dumbledore
For the newbies ~ www.djdenham.com/etiquette.htmMessage Edited by X-Rogue on 03-22-2006 05:02 PM
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Posted March 19th, 2006 17:00
Using the Advanced Forum Search on the bottom of this page, you can quite easily find the answer to this often asked question.
Sounds like someone reinstalled XP... If so, you need to reinstall drivers beginning with Chipset, then Video. Click on Desktops tab, then Dimension, then Downloads.