- May 31, 2014
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Last week I took my computer to a friends house to edit a video. I used their monitor that was there seeing that it was nicer. I just put in a gtx 260 a few days before this and was not having any problems. Now when I brought the computer home and plugged it back into my old monitor, I get a blank screen with "Video mode not supported." I don't know if it is because I need to refresh the frame rate and change the resolution or if it is something else, but I can't get into safe mode or on "low-resolution mode" and change those settings. I've also tried the physical buttons on the monitors but no luck.
Key points:
- I can not get into safe mode, displays same error after showing the boot log
- Going into low resolution mode will get me to login screen and from there it goes blank
- I have went into bios and tried changing pci/pnp setup to intial start onboard and pci-e
- I've also tried using my dads monitor to see if it would change it.
Computer specs:
Windows 7
GeForce 7050M v2 mobo
bfg tech Gtx 260 video card
power supply is huge (forgot specs)
3gb ddr2 patriot x 2
hyundai L70s monitor (I know, I know)
Dads monitor- acer x203H
both monitors are vga and I have a dvi>Vga adapter on my video card
Any tips or suggestions is much appreciated. I am at a dead end and could really use my computer right now.
Thank you!
Key points:
- I can not get into safe mode, displays same error after showing the boot log
- Going into low resolution mode will get me to login screen and from there it goes blank
- I have went into bios and tried changing pci/pnp setup to intial start onboard and pci-e
- I've also tried using my dads monitor to see if it would change it.
Computer specs:
Windows 7
GeForce 7050M v2 mobo
bfg tech Gtx 260 video card
power supply is huge (forgot specs)
3gb ddr2 patriot x 2
hyundai L70s monitor (I know, I know)
Dads monitor- acer x203H
both monitors are vga and I have a dvi>Vga adapter on my video card
Any tips or suggestions is much appreciated. I am at a dead end and could really use my computer right now.
Thank you!
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