input not supported message

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Tony Vella

Each time I turn on my computer, during boot up I get a message "input not
supported" (red on white). Boot up continues and once the machine is on
everything functions perfectly. I wonder if there is a way of discovering
to what input the message is referring? Thanks in advance.
 
Hello Tony,

Is this a message from your monitor? Before Windows has loaded the
desktop? Could be you have a graphics resolution set that isn't
supported by your monitor (e.g. 75 MHZ when the monitor only supports
up to 60 MHz).
 
Hello Tony,

Is this a message from your monitor? Before Windows has loaded the
desktop? Could be you have a graphics resolution set that isn't
supported by your monitor (e.g. 75 MHZ when the monitor only supports
up to 60 MHz).
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Sorry, I should have said "refresh rate" not "resolution". In Display
Settings => Settings => Advanced => Monitor => and check the box 'Hide
modes...cannot display'.
 

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