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General Troubleshooting

Problem

Possible solution

 

 

Screen defects

• Check if the monitor supports the resolution, horizontal

appear

(kHz) and vertical (Hz) refresh rates as required by the

 

graphics card.

 

• Check the current resolution, refresh rate, and color

 

depth settings in the Settings and Monitor tabs in the

 

Display Properties dialog.

 

Caution! Ensure that both video card and monitor support

 

resolution and refresh rates you select. Incompatible

 

resolution/refresh rate selection may result in monitor

 

damage. Refer to the monitor documentation for

 

recommended resolutions and refresh rates.

 

 

Off-center screen

• Try adjusting the brightness, sharpness, contrast, and

image, odd colors

color balance controls of the monitor.

or no picture

• Try adjusting the centering and positioning controls of

 

the monitor to position the picture on the screen

 

• Set the monitor RGB inputs (and sync switches, if this

 

option is available) to 75 ohms, with the sync set to

 

external.

 

• LCD monitor users: Refer to the monitor documentation

 

for the appropriate cable and connector to plug into the

 

DVI-I connector on the graphics card.

 

 

Operating system

• Remove and re-install the ATI drivers for the graphics

warns that video

card.

card isn’t

• Check the driver installation and make sure that all

properly

software is correctly loaded corresponding to the

configured

operating system and applications.

 

 

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AMD 2600 Screen defects, Appear, Display Properties dialog, Off-center screen, Or no picture, Warns that video, Card isn’t

2600 specifications

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