Resolution that changes on its own
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Hello,
so every time I put my computer to sleep it changes the resolution to the lowest one.
I also just noticed that it changed my display settings as well.
I don't understand anything, HELP!!!!!!!!
so every time I put my computer to sleep it changes the resolution to the lowest one.
I also just noticed that it changed my display settings as well.
I don't understand anything, HELP!!!!!!!!
Configuration: Windows Vista Firefox 3.0.11
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It doesn't happen to me every time I turn it on, but from time to time.
I would like to know where it comes from; can you please help us?
I would like to know where it comes from; can you please help us?
Same problem with an Acer running Windows XP, the resolution changes by itself on startup and when I plug it into the power source.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
I have the same issue!!!!
I don't understand what it's due to, so I checked if I had a virus and nothing... I also checked if my video card driver was up to date... but nothing on that side either!!!
I don't understand anything, and it's not every startup that I have this problem, but sometimes...
Help us!!!!!!
It becomes quite annoying to have to reset the resolution every time I turn on the computer and to rearrange all the icons!
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I don't understand what it's due to, so I checked if I had a virus and nothing... I also checked if my video card driver was up to date... but nothing on that side either!!!
I don't understand anything, and it's not every startup that I have this problem, but sometimes...
Help us!!!!!!
It becomes quite annoying to have to reset the resolution every time I turn on the computer and to rearrange all the icons!
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I'm not looking to know the answers, I'm trying to understand the questions.
Hello, I asked for help a bit earlier. In the meantime, it got fixed.
So I had the same issue, the resolution was changing by itself on startup. Gradually, the screen of my computer stopped turning on at all. I had it repaired, a part was replaced, and now everything is fine.
It’s a sign that the cable connecting your laptop to the screen at the hinge is going to fail. Either a bad connection, or it’s breaking.
If you know how to disassemble your laptop, you can solve this easily, otherwise, take it to a repair shop; they kept it for 15 days for me, with no charge, as it was still under warranty.
So I had the same issue, the resolution was changing by itself on startup. Gradually, the screen of my computer stopped turning on at all. I had it repaired, a part was replaced, and now everything is fine.
It’s a sign that the cable connecting your laptop to the screen at the hinge is going to fail. Either a bad connection, or it’s breaking.
If you know how to disassemble your laptop, you can solve this easily, otherwise, take it to a repair shop; they kept it for 15 days for me, with no charge, as it was still under warranty.
In digging around a bit, I found this. I really don’t understand it, but the "not supported" seems suspicious to me. Does it answer my question or not? What does it mean?
Monitor Supported Modes:
1440 x 900 (60 Hz)
Display Power Management Support:
Standby Mode: Not Supported
Suspend Mode: Not Supported
Active Off Mode: Not Supported
Monitor Supported Modes:
1440 x 900 (60 Hz)
Display Power Management Support:
Standby Mode: Not Supported
Suspend Mode: Not Supported
Active Off Mode: Not Supported
Are you sure this is the only solution, Anapel?
Because my laptop is only 6 months old...
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Because my laptop is only 6 months old...
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I'm not looking to know the answers, I'm trying to understand the questions.