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Don
My OS is a fully up to date version of Windows XP Pro. My Viewsonic
VP2330wb monitor works just fine with the ATI Radeon X1600 (256 meg)
video card when I use the VGA cable. When I use the DVI cable, the
following happens. The system boots and the Intel splash screen and the
Windows startup screen display in DVI mode. When the system should
display the login screen, the video signal is lost.
So I uninstalled the Catalyst software and ATI video drivers. When I
restarted my machine using the generic Windows video driver I was able
to log into Windows in DVI mode just fine. Other than running at a lower
resolution, everything worked. So I installed the latest version of the
Catalyst Control Center and then shut down my machine. When I started it
back up again, the same old thing happened, no DVI signal. What's wrong,
and how can I fix the problem?
I'm only running the one monitor and the Primary Display is the one that
is active. I've run the monitor through the DVI cable at high resolution
in Linux using the generic driver. So I know the monitor isn't the issue.
VP2330wb monitor works just fine with the ATI Radeon X1600 (256 meg)
video card when I use the VGA cable. When I use the DVI cable, the
following happens. The system boots and the Intel splash screen and the
Windows startup screen display in DVI mode. When the system should
display the login screen, the video signal is lost.
So I uninstalled the Catalyst software and ATI video drivers. When I
restarted my machine using the generic Windows video driver I was able
to log into Windows in DVI mode just fine. Other than running at a lower
resolution, everything worked. So I installed the latest version of the
Catalyst Control Center and then shut down my machine. When I started it
back up again, the same old thing happened, no DVI signal. What's wrong,
and how can I fix the problem?
I'm only running the one monitor and the Primary Display is the one that
is active. I've run the monitor through the DVI cable at high resolution
in Linux using the generic driver. So I know the monitor isn't the issue.