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Old 09-12-2006, 10:11 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default cant go into safe mode, need help

everytime i go into safe mode it says input signal out of range, so it must be my screen, which is strange

and if i cant

how do i go i go into system restore mode without going into safe mode
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Old 09-12-2006, 10:15 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I can't think of other ways to get to system restore off the top of my head, but I'm a little concerned about that monitor... Is it a LCD? I had one that acted similarly, and eventually just died.

Have you just selected last known good configuration from the boot screen?
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If your signal is going out of range in safe mode, that is a serious problem. That means the default refresh rate of 60 Hz is too high (or low) for that monitor, and no monitor under the sun has a problem with 60 Hz in SM resolution unless it's defective.
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erm

its a flat screen

new

got it last week
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Definitely take it back. ASAP. Get it replaced under warranty.
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Agreed... Or at least try another monitor on it if possible, but it's probably a faulty LCD.
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wtf ??

it works fine, everything is amazing but it cnat gointo safe mode

if i never needed to go into safe mode, i wouldthink this was the greatest screen in the world

AND - i went into system restore without going into safe mode ,, which means i could have avoided all of this
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Yeah...well I assumed you were going to safe mode to run system restore because you couldn't boot

Still, if you can't run basic VGA mode, something's wrong...
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