"Malke" wrote:
> Tom Lake wrote:
>
> > The wrong monitor .INF file can certainly prevent you from using the full
> > capabilities of the monitor. It can limit you to lower resolutions or
> > disallow
> > valid resolutions.
>
> Yes, in certain circumstances with some of the newest monitors using a
> "non-standard" resolution and aspect ratio. The Samsung 913T is not one
> of these. However in all the many years I've been a tech I've never had
> to install a monitor driver on a Windows system. The OP's problems are
> because he doesn't have the correct video card drivers installed.
>
> Malke
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Thanks for the replies ... I will look into the video card drivers, however
.... the monitor was working just fine under XP. Do I need a different driver
for Vista? Or did installing Vista cause the system to choose a generic
driver instead of the original that I'd been using under XP? One last
question ... how do I determine what type video card it is .. and what's the
right driver? Thanks in advance for any assistance ... sorry to be such a
rookie at all of this ...