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I have a P4C800 Dx with an AGP, Radeon All-IN-WONDER 9600 Vcard, WinXP, P4
2.1gig and 512 RAM

After I installed the system everything worked fine. A while back the
picture of my monitor stopped using the full screen, after attempting to fix
the problem with new drivers and checking the hardware, I re-formatted the
PC, a Maxtor 80G which requires a DDO program to be fully recognized by XP,
and installed everything anew.

It was fine untill I started a game, Madden 2005, the screen windowed, not
full screen, while the game was on. On exiting the game, the monitor was
full again.

Well, today even the Windows XP desktop was smaller and everything is back
to where I was.

Any help will be appreciated. Thanks!

BTW, on startup, the screen was windowed up to the Win XP Welcome screen.

The screen used to be full all the time, from the start.
 
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On Wed, 22 Sep 2004 20:57:54 -0400, "Cheo Artesano" <cheoartesano@hotmail.com>
managed to one finger type the following:

>I have a P4C800 Dx with an AGP, Radeon All-IN-WONDER 9600 Vcard, WinXP, P4
>2.1gig and 512 RAM
>
>After I installed the system everything worked fine. A while back the
>picture of my monitor stopped using the full screen, after attempting to fix
>the problem with new drivers and checking the hardware, I re-formatted the
>PC, a Maxtor 80G which requires a DDO program to be fully recognized by XP,
>and installed everything anew.
>
>It was fine untill I started a game, Madden 2005, the screen windowed, not
>full screen, while the game was on. On exiting the game, the monitor was
>full again.
>
>Well, today even the Windows XP desktop was smaller and everything is back
>to where I was.
>
>Any help will be appreciated. Thanks!
>
>BTW, on startup, the screen was windowed up to the Win XP Welcome screen.
>
>The screen used to be full all the time, from the start.
>

what do you mean full screen.....what is your resolution set on...if your use to
800x600 and then its set to (example) 1024x768...then it will appear to be
smaller and not be edge to edge on the monitor without making adjustment...My
monitor has a 'on screen control' for such purposes.

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Cheo Artesano wrote:
>
> I have a P4C800 Dx with an AGP, Radeon All-IN-WONDER 9600 Vcard, WinXP, P4
> 2.1gig and 512 RAM
>
> After I installed the system everything worked fine. A while back the
> picture of my monitor stopped using the full screen, after attempting to fix
> the problem with new drivers and checking the hardware, I re-formatted the
> PC, a Maxtor 80G which requires a DDO program to be fully recognized by XP,
> and installed everything anew.
>
> It was fine untill I started a game, Madden 2005, the screen windowed, not
> full screen, while the game was on. On exiting the game, the monitor was
> full again.
>
> Well, today even the Windows XP desktop was smaller and everything is back
> to where I was.
>
> Any help will be appreciated. Thanks!
>
> BTW, on startup, the screen was windowed up to the Win XP Welcome screen.
>
> The screen used to be full all the time, from the start.

wtf does a display problem have to do with a MB?
 

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jroc wrote:
> On Wed, 22 Sep 2004 20:57:54 -0400, "Cheo Artesano" <cheoartesano@hotmail.com>
> managed to one finger type the following:
>
>
>>I have a P4C800 Dx with an AGP, Radeon All-IN-WONDER 9600 Vcard, WinXP, P4
>>2.1gig and 512 RAM
>>
>>After I installed the system everything worked fine. A while back the
>>picture of my monitor stopped using the full screen, after attempting to fix
>>the problem with new drivers and checking the hardware, I re-formatted the
>>PC, a Maxtor 80G which requires a DDO program to be fully recognized by XP,
>>and installed everything anew.
>>
>>It was fine untill I started a game, Madden 2005, the screen windowed, not
>>full screen, while the game was on. On exiting the game, the monitor was
>>full again.
>>
>>Well, today even the Windows XP desktop was smaller and everything is back
>>to where I was.
>>
>>Any help will be appreciated. Thanks!
>>
>>BTW, on startup, the screen was windowed up to the Win XP Welcome screen.
>>
>>The screen used to be full all the time, from the start.
>>
>
>
> what do you mean full screen.....what is your resolution set on...if your use to
> 800x600 and then its set to (example) 1024x768...then it will appear to be
> smaller and not be edge to edge on the monitor without making adjustment...My
> monitor has a 'on screen control' for such purposes.
>

On a different note, why would you need a DDO? Wouldn't a P4C800 and XP
SP1 recognize an 80G drive? You must be using FAT32 vs NTFS.

> "De Oppresso Liber"
> From Oppression Liberate
>
> jroc® 7th Special Forces Ft.Bragg N.C 18/Bravo
> ****only thing easy in life is failure****
> *******so get tough*******
>
>
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On Wed, 22 Sep 2004 20:57:54 -0400, "Cheo Artesano" <cheoartesano@hotmail.com> wrote:

>I have a P4C800 Dx with an AGP, Radeon All-IN-WONDER 9600 Vcard, WinXP, P4
>2.1gig and 512 RAM
>
>After I installed the system everything worked fine. A while back the
>picture of my monitor stopped using the full screen, after attempting to fix
>the problem with new drivers and checking the hardware, I re-formatted the
>PC, a Maxtor 80G which requires a DDO program to be fully recognized by XP,
>and installed everything anew.
>
>It was fine untill I started a game, Madden 2005, the screen windowed, not
>full screen, while the game was on. On exiting the game, the monitor was
>full again.
>
>Well, today even the Windows XP desktop was smaller and everything is back
>to where I was.
>
>Any help will be appreciated. Thanks!
>
>BTW, on startup, the screen was windowed up to the Win XP Welcome screen.
>
>The screen used to be full all the time, from the start.
>

What's dynamic driver overlay (DDO) for xp ???

New had to install that. what is it for ?
 

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This does not sound like a motherboard issue at all. It sounds more like a
problem with the settings on your monitor.

Did you try setting the screen width and height correctly while the game is
running? Some / most older monitors require setting up for each resolution
separately.

- Tim

"Cheo Artesano" <cheoartesano@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>I have a P4C800 Dx with an AGP, Radeon All-IN-WONDER 9600 Vcard, WinXP, P4
> 2.1gig and 512 RAM
>
> After I installed the system everything worked fine. A while back the
> picture of my monitor stopped using the full screen, after attempting to
> fix
> the problem with new drivers and checking the hardware, I re-formatted the
> PC, a Maxtor 80G which requires a DDO program to be fully recognized by
> XP,
> and installed everything anew.
>
> It was fine untill I started a game, Madden 2005, the screen windowed, not
> full screen, while the game was on. On exiting the game, the monitor was
> full again.
>
> Well, today even the Windows XP desktop was smaller and everything is back
> to where I was.
>
> Any help will be appreciated. Thanks!
>
> BTW, on startup, the screen was windowed up to the Win XP Welcome screen.
>
> The screen used to be full all the time, from the start.
>
>
 
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I am using NTSF and when tried to use the HDD without DDO, it wouldn't
detect it.

May be there is the mistake, I will try to install it without DDO.

thanks
"Randy" <wald6036@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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>
>
> jroc wrote:
> > On Wed, 22 Sep 2004 20:57:54 -0400, "Cheo Artesano"
<cheoartesano@hotmail.com>
> > managed to one finger type the following:
> >
> >
> >>I have a P4C800 Dx with an AGP, Radeon All-IN-WONDER 9600 Vcard, WinXP,
P4
> >>2.1gig and 512 RAM
> >>
> >>After I installed the system everything worked fine. A while back the
> >>picture of my monitor stopped using the full screen, after attempting to
fix
> >>the problem with new drivers and checking the hardware, I re-formatted
the
> >>PC, a Maxtor 80G which requires a DDO program to be fully recognized by
XP,
> >>and installed everything anew.
> >>
> >>It was fine untill I started a game, Madden 2005, the screen windowed,
not
> >>full screen, while the game was on. On exiting the game, the monitor was
> >>full again.
> >>
> >>Well, today even the Windows XP desktop was smaller and everything is
back
> >>to where I was.
> >>
> >>Any help will be appreciated. Thanks!
> >>
> >>BTW, on startup, the screen was windowed up to the Win XP Welcome
screen.
> >>
> >>The screen used to be full all the time, from the start.
> >>
> >
> >
> > what do you mean full screen.....what is your resolution set on...if
your use to
> > 800x600 and then its set to (example) 1024x768...then it will appear to
be
> > smaller and not be edge to edge on the monitor without making
adjustment...My
> > monitor has a 'on screen control' for such purposes.
> >
>
> On a different note, why would you need a DDO? Wouldn't a P4C800 and XP
> SP1 recognize an 80G drive? You must be using FAT32 vs NTFS.
>
> > "De Oppresso Liber"
> > From Oppression Liberate
> >
> > jroc® 7th Special Forces Ft.Bragg N.C 18/Bravo
> > ****only thing easy in life is failure****
> > *******so get tough*******
> >
> >
> >
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"Cheo Artesano" <cheoartesano@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I have a P4C800 Dx with an AGP, Radeon All-IN-WONDER 9600 Vcard, WinXP, P4
> 2.1gig and 512 RAM
>
> After I installed the system everything worked fine. A while back the
> picture of my monitor stopped using the full screen, after attempting to
fix
> the problem with new drivers and checking the hardware, I re-formatted the
> PC, a Maxtor 80G which requires a DDO program to be fully recognized by
XP,
> and installed everything anew.

That's false. Using the Maxtor DDO was a HUGE mistake.
 
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"Cheo Artesano" <cheoartesano@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I am using NTSF and when tried to use the HDD without DDO, it wouldn't
> detect it.

Nope, something else was wrong. Avoid DDO.

> May be there is the mistake, I will try to install it without DDO.

YES, expunge DDO from everywhere.

> "Randy" <wald6036@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
> news:0ky4d.191455$%n4.174997@bignews6.bellsouth.net...
> >
> >
> > jroc wrote:
> > > On Wed, 22 Sep 2004 20:57:54 -0400, "Cheo Artesano"
> <cheoartesano@hotmail.com>
> > > managed to one finger type the following:
> > >
> > >
> > >>I have a P4C800 Dx with an AGP, Radeon All-IN-WONDER 9600 Vcard,
WinXP,
> P4
> > >>2.1gig and 512 RAM
> > >>
> > >>After I installed the system everything worked fine. A while back the
> > >>picture of my monitor stopped using the full screen, after attempting
to
> fix
> > >>the problem with new drivers and checking the hardware, I re-formatted
> the
> > >>PC, a Maxtor 80G which requires a DDO program to be fully recognized
by
> XP,
> > >>and installed everything anew.
> > >>
> > >>It was fine untill I started a game, Madden 2005, the screen windowed,
> not
> > >>full screen, while the game was on. On exiting the game, the monitor
was
> > >>full again.
> > >>
> > >>Well, today even the Windows XP desktop was smaller and everything is
> back
> > >>to where I was.
> > >>
> > >>Any help will be appreciated. Thanks!
> > >>
> > >>BTW, on startup, the screen was windowed up to the Win XP Welcome
> screen.
> > >>
> > >>The screen used to be full all the time, from the start.
> > >>
> > >
> > >
> > > what do you mean full screen.....what is your resolution set on...if
> your use to
> > > 800x600 and then its set to (example) 1024x768...then it will appear
to
> be
> > > smaller and not be edge to edge on the monitor without making
> adjustment...My
> > > monitor has a 'on screen control' for such purposes.
> > >
> >
> > On a different note, why would you need a DDO? Wouldn't a P4C800 and XP
> > SP1 recognize an 80G drive? You must be using FAT32 vs NTFS.
> >
> > > "De Oppresso Liber"
> > > From Oppression Liberate
> > >
> > > jroc® 7th Special Forces Ft.Bragg N.C 18/Bravo
> > > ****only thing easy in life is failure****
> > > *******so get tough*******
> > >
> > >
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On Thu, 23 Sep 2004 07:21:01 -0400, Randy <wald6036@bellsouth.net>
wrote:

>
>
>jroc wrote:
>> On Wed, 22 Sep 2004 20:57:54 -0400, "Cheo Artesano" <cheoartesano@hotmail.com>
>> managed to one finger type the following:
>>
>>
>>>I have a P4C800 Dx with an AGP, Radeon All-IN-WONDER 9600 Vcard, WinXP, P4
>>>2.1gig and 512 RAM
>>>
>>>After I installed the system everything worked fine. A while back the
>>>picture of my monitor stopped using the full screen, after attempting to fix
>>>the problem with new drivers and checking the hardware, I re-formatted the
>>>PC, a Maxtor 80G which requires a DDO program to be fully recognized by XP,
>>>and installed everything anew.
>>>
>>>It was fine untill I started a game, Madden 2005, the screen windowed, not
>>>full screen, while the game was on. On exiting the game, the monitor was
>>>full again.
>>>
>>>Well, today even the Windows XP desktop was smaller and everything is back
>>>to where I was.
>>>
>>>Any help will be appreciated. Thanks!
>>>
>>>BTW, on startup, the screen was windowed up to the Win XP Welcome screen.
>>>
>>>The screen used to be full all the time, from the start.
>>>
>>
>>
>> what do you mean full screen.....what is your resolution set on...if your use to
>> 800x600 and then its set to (example) 1024x768...then it will appear to be
>> smaller and not be edge to edge on the monitor without making adjustment...My
>> monitor has a 'on screen control' for such purposes.
>>
>
>On a different note, why would you need a DDO? Wouldn't a P4C800 and XP
>SP1 recognize an 80G drive? You must be using FAT32 vs NTFS.

I have a P4C800 DLX with Windows XP and a 80gb D: using Fat32 and I
did not need any additional software to set it up.

And as for the closing screen, have you overridden the refresh rate
safeguards, I have seen it mentioned in various groups that using the
incorrect refresh rate can do permanent damage to the monitor.

The nVidia drivers I have has disabled the refresh rates that it
believes that my monitor cant handle, I can override if I want to risk
instability or damage. And yes I did read that you are using a Radeon
card, but I would thing that they control refresh rates as well.

Cheers

>
>> "De Oppresso Liber"
>> From Oppression Liberate
>>
>> jroc® 7th Special Forces Ft.Bragg N.C 18/Bravo
>> ****only thing easy in life is failure****
>> *******so get tough*******
>>
>>
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thanks
"yogi" <yogi@yellowstone.np> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 23 Sep 2004 07:21:01 -0400, Randy <wald6036@bellsouth.net>
> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> >jroc wrote:
> >> On Wed, 22 Sep 2004 20:57:54 -0400, "Cheo Artesano"
<cheoartesano@hotmail.com>
> >> managed to one finger type the following:
> >>
> >>
> >>>I have a P4C800 Dx with an AGP, Radeon All-IN-WONDER 9600 Vcard, WinXP,
P4
> >>>2.1gig and 512 RAM
> >>>
> >>>After I installed the system everything worked fine. A while back the
> >>>picture of my monitor stopped using the full screen, after attempting
to fix
> >>>the problem with new drivers and checking the hardware, I re-formatted
the
> >>>PC, a Maxtor 80G which requires a DDO program to be fully recognized by
XP,
> >>>and installed everything anew.
> >>>
> >>>It was fine untill I started a game, Madden 2005, the screen windowed,
not
> >>>full screen, while the game was on. On exiting the game, the monitor
was
> >>>full again.
> >>>
> >>>Well, today even the Windows XP desktop was smaller and everything is
back
> >>>to where I was.
> >>>
> >>>Any help will be appreciated. Thanks!
> >>>
> >>>BTW, on startup, the screen was windowed up to the Win XP Welcome
screen.
> >>>
> >>>The screen used to be full all the time, from the start.
> >>>
> >>
> >>
> >> what do you mean full screen.....what is your resolution set on...if
your use to
> >> 800x600 and then its set to (example) 1024x768...then it will appear to
be
> >> smaller and not be edge to edge on the monitor without making
adjustment...My
> >> monitor has a 'on screen control' for such purposes.
> >>
> >
> >On a different note, why would you need a DDO? Wouldn't a P4C800 and XP
> >SP1 recognize an 80G drive? You must be using FAT32 vs NTFS.
>
> I have a P4C800 DLX with Windows XP and a 80gb D: using Fat32 and I
> did not need any additional software to set it up.
>
> And as for the closing screen, have you overridden the refresh rate
> safeguards, I have seen it mentioned in various groups that using the
> incorrect refresh rate can do permanent damage to the monitor.
>
> The nVidia drivers I have has disabled the refresh rates that it
> believes that my monitor cant handle, I can override if I want to risk
> instability or damage. And yes I did read that you are using a Radeon
> card, but I would thing that they control refresh rates as well.
>
> Cheers
>
> >
> >> "De Oppresso Liber"
> >> From Oppression Liberate
> >>
> >> jroc® 7th Special Forces Ft.Bragg N.C 18/Bravo
> >> ****only thing easy in life is failure****
> >> *******so get tough*******
> >>
> >>
> >>
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>
>
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