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Message received is "Resolution Notifier best resolution is 1280*1024 notification keeps appearing on monitor and I cannot get rid of it. the picture appears fine, why does the message keep appearing?

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This is similar to the "out of range" message that many flat monitors give when the resolution is maybe higher than the monitor would like.

It has given you the suggestion for a good reason. As with most monitors flat or crt it is possible to shorten the life of them if you abuse them in this way.

My suggestion is to lower your resolution to the one it offer you.

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Do you have an auto setting button on your monitor? If so push it. Also go to Control Panel>Display>Settings, and change the resolution to 1280x1024.
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