No monitor listed under device manager

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frankiee

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My computer just had a clean reinstall and the monitor scrolls funny
In device manager, there is no listing for a monitor
How can I fix it

Monitor works good but is choppy when scrolling down the page and very slow
 
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Did that monitor come with a driver disk? If you are talking about an older model lcd the need for a driver was often the case. A crt monitor wouldn't be seen anyways since Windows already has what it needs for the standard display. Besides any possible fault with the monitor the drivers for the video card may gone on bad when reinstalling those.
 
The choppy scrolling effect is most likely a video card driver problem. Either you don't have it installed, or have it installed incorrectly.
 
Running a screen resolution over what the card will support will also cause a number of things to go wrong. What make and model is the monitor itself? That would useful in finding out if it requires it's own driver set.
 
It is a NEC multisync FE950
I tried a downloaded driver from the net and it had no affect
I lost the original driver disk (Its around here somewhere) (but I cant find it)
 
NEC's crt troubleshooting guide is found at http://www.necdisplay.com/support/main.cfm?thePage=http://www.necdisplay.com/support/techsupport/troubleshooting/tshoot_CRT.htm&title=Troubleshooting%20Guide

The guide for installing the drivers for their monitors is seen at http://www.necdisplay.com/support/m...l.htm&title=How to Install Drivers & Software

These links are a few things to look over if everything is found ok with the current card installed and drivers there being updated. The lack of any listing for it shows the drivers didn't go in correctly. You may have to use the add new hardware wizard to manually choose from the list of devices there and browse to the drivers in order to have Windows install them.
 
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