X800 Can't Display Boot Screen Correctly

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press pause on your keyboard and reset the monitor correctly. Happened to me
aswell and I could correct it readjusting the monitor.

The characters aren´t missing, they are out of sight on the left margin of
the screen

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Like Frank said. The boot screen is likely using a different
resolution/refresh rate than the subsequent screens, so the monitor needs to
be adjusted for this individual mode.

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<zchwax@cs.nyu.edu> wrote in message
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> Just upgraded to an ATI Radeon x800 from an ATI 9800XT. When
> I boot the splash page is out of alignment. The first char on
> each line is clipped from the display. IE, the splash page has
> shifted over 1 char to the left.
>
> This only occurs on the initial boot screen; subsequent screens
> display with proper alignment, and XP displays everything with
> proper alignment.
>
> The x800 is connected to a P4C800-E running a P4 3.40 Northwood.
> I'm running the latest Bios from Asus.
>
> Is there a tweak to get the boot display to line-up correctly,
> and/or is this a red flag that something is wrong with the x800 ?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Z.--
>

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<zchwax@cs.nyu.edu> wrote in message
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> Just upgraded to an ATI Radeon x800 from an ATI 9800XT. When
> I boot the splash page is out of alignment. The first char on
> each line is clipped from the display. IE, the splash page has
> shifted over 1 char to the left.
>
> This only occurs on the initial boot screen; subsequent screens
> display with proper alignment, and XP displays everything with
> proper alignment.

I just love the way people make Windows sound so great. Windows is what's
broken here, not your boot screen.

Your boot screen is fine... It's Windows that's out of alignment.

Go to your BIOS settings to keep the screen stable and then make adjustments
to the monitor until it is correct. THEN boot to Windows and adjust Windows
until the screen looks OK here.

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Neither one is broken, really. The monitor stores a different set of
geometry settings for each resolution and refresh rate. Now, if CRT monitors
came with digital DVI inputs, we wouldn't need to worry about this.

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"War is the continuation of politics by other means.
It can therefore be said that politics is war without
bloodshed while war is politics with bloodshed."


"Noozer" <dontspam@me.here> wrote in message
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> I just love the way people make Windows sound so great. Windows is what's
> broken here, not your boot screen.
>
> Your boot screen is fine... It's Windows that's out of alignment.

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> Windows is what's broken here, not your boot screen.
Guess again.

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