Samsung SyncMaster 913N 19" LCD Monitor "windows message optimum mode" Questions

...message "not optimum mode" \r\nrecomended mode 1024x768 60hz, what is the problem?, help me please. Thanks It is telling that it wants you to set your PC Video resolution to the monitor ...

...message on my screen which ios moving around. It says - 'not optimum mode. Recommended mode : 1280 x1024 60Hz'. Sure it must be something simple but nothing responding and without the screen I can't ...

...windows XP, that will allow you to use your computer (keep hitting F8 on startup), but you'll need to change your display settings on the normal boot to get your monitor working again, which the best ...

message started floating around the screen "Not Optimum Mode. Recommended Mode 1280x 1024 60Hz" the screen looks like the one that shows up when you plug in the monitor without plugging in the 15 pin.

...message saying that it is "Not in optimum mode, Recomended mode is 1280x1024 60hz analog" although it is already set to that. I have no mouse pointer and the only way to get out is to press the ...

message will appear. What can I do to fix this? check you video graphic card option and select or fight the right resolution,otherwise update your video card and you can use this : CLICK ME here's

...Windows" thinks that the current screen settings, aren't the best, for what is being "Run". Your recommend guys did not solved the problem! I use xp sp3 1024/768, that works fine. But I'm playing ...

...message not optimum mode recommended mode 1280*1024 60hz in windows xp It wants you to set the PC video card video output to its native resolution (1280*1024 60hz). Are you running the PC resolution ...

...Windows starts fine, but I don't get an image on the monitor. I just get a message: 'Not Optimum Mode Recommended Mode 1280*1024 60Hz' bouncing around the screen. If I then switch off the monitor and ...

message, set your resolution to 1280x1024. In Windows XP, you do this by right-clicking on the background (desktop) and selecting "Properties" to bring up the display properties. Select the tab marked