Thank you for your suggestions

The 64MB graphics card installed was created at a time where that resolution was only dreamed of. The graphics card is not able to support the modern resoultion of 1920X1080.

One option is to install a newer graphics card or install the latest software called drivers, they may help you achieve HD resolution. Drivers can be found on the manufactures website. Download them and install them on your computer.

Take care!
damnor01

Hi

Monitors do not generally require drivers. The .inf drivers to run almost all monitors are already in Windows.

The problem here is in the settings of the graphics card.

Many users aim for Maximum resolution, when what they should aim for is Optimum resolution, balancing the RAM, CPU, GPU, GRAM and Monitor''s resources in the most efficient and effective way.

Keeping the relevant software updated also has an impact on graphics performance (grpahics Card Drivers, Java, Flash, DirectX, Video Codecs, etc.)

If the video resolution is set too high (or too low), beyond the graphics capabilities of the monitor, on reboot, the monitor will be unable to resolve the image.

The simplest solution would be to use a different monitor to adjust the video resolution, shut down then test the preferred monitor again.

Right Click on desktop>Properties>Settings then use the slider scale to adjust resolution, then Apply, Yes on the optimum setting, them OK.

Find the optimum setting in XP with your graphics card for this monitor and you should be fine.

Hope this helps.

I would suggest you lower your resolution settings from your video card to your monitor. Possibly they are to high for your monitor to handle. Go into control panel to change your settings at a lower rate and see if it runs any better.

I hope this helps you out if so please leave me some feed back.

Hello,
Nvidia 9300GS is a well-performing graphics card. Such display resolution problems should not occur. To resolve issues of faulty display, download and install the latest driver of your Graphics Card. Go to Nvidia's official website and get your device's WHQL Version of driver, don't go for the Beta drivers.
Thank You.

I would suggest you go to the Intel web site and download the specific drivers for your graphics card. Often, the drivers that come with computers do not carry the latest revision for your card.
After installing the drivers, see if you have the 1440x900 resolution which is native to your 941BW.
Good luck.
Semper Fi,
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This is a graphics card issue. I suggest you try say an Nvidia GTS250 card. If you are pushing up the resolution too high you will get this mesage. Short-term fix, try lowering the resolution in the settings of your current graphics card. This should help.

reset you video settings. try to lower frequency settings or start setting to default VGA mode then try moving to 800x600 resolution then up.. 'hope this helps

I would suggest that you should reduce the screen resolution of your laptop to something like 800 by 600 pixels, then try to reconnect it.
This is because there are some TVs that can not display the resolution provided by some high-end laptop graphics card, and I have actually experienced a case like this before.
So just try and check some lower resolutions on the laptop to connect it to your TV.
Hope it helps you out.
Goodluck!

Are you saying that when you try to change the resolution it does not display 1440x900?

I would suggest downloading the drivers for the monitor as well as the latest drivers for your graphics card.

I'm guessing you used a different graphics card before now - use ATI's driver uninstaller to remove the current driver and any other drivers before installing the latest driver from ATI. They have a program made to remove their drivers that you're supposed to use every time you change cards or update a driver. Shouldn't be hard to find.

If that doesn't work, come back and we'll try the next thing.

you need to be installing a graphics driver for your onboard graphics or your graphics card, the monitor driver won't change the resolution, when you installed XP there wouldn't have been a graphics driver installed, only a VGA driver to enable a 800 x 600 resolution.

 

Find out your card manufacturer or your onboard graphics or use the cd that came with the motherboard or card.