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My girlfriend changed the display on her used 430 to 24-bit color (I
don't know why). It is now blank, except when it's first turned on. At
that point it shows the line or two of text and then the Windows 98
banner.
The screen lightens a bit when I hit the screen display using the
function key. There is a line of dim color bits about 1" high running
across the top of the screen.
I've connected it to two external displays. Neither worked. I
downloaded the screen drivers from Toshiba, but can't use them because
nothing appears on the screen.
So, what's my next step? How can I get her back to computerdom?
Thanks.
Archived from groups: comp.sys.laptops (More info?)
ptb@lab.it.uc3m.es (Peter T. Breuer) wrote in message news:<rhtp62-4r4.ln1@news.it.uc3m.es>...
> Dale <dale662@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > My girlfriend changed the display on her used 430 to 24-bit color (I
>
> How did she do this? Did she take out a screwdriver and physically
> change the LCD? If so, she probably connected it back up wrong.
>
> OTOH, if you are only talking about ms windows and its settings, you
> will have to set them back to normal. Boot in rescue mode.
>
> Peter
Oops, sorry. She changed it in Windows. I'll try booting in rescue mode.
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I tried holding down the Ctrl key while I fired it up. That did no
good. I must need a boot disk for 98. Is that what is meant by a
rescue disk? (I've got an Emergency disk for Win ME.)
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