The issue is that I had an XP machine and I bought a brand new HP deskktop Windows 7 and as soon as I turned it on I got a message on my Kogi that I should change the settings to 1280 X1024. Since I did not know how to do that, I installed a old CRT monitor and finished the new computer install, then went into control panel and tried to change to 1280 X 1024 but it didn't give that option as it recognized the old CRT. I then live-swapped the monitors and the Kogi worked as it was set for the CRT settings. When I had Windows "discover" the kogi monitor it again went to the 1280 X 1024 and the kogi would not work. The kogi works if I boot the PC with the CRT monitor then live-swap to the kogi. I think I need to somehow change the kogi to 1280 X 1024 but I don't know how. I hate to have to buy a new monitor. Am I on the right path?

are you locked out of VISTA desktop, not told??????
yes that is a vista option, but not by default ever.
we can not see your screen to see the truth.
there are 7 layers (or more) on any modern PC, even fingerprint reader.
learn to post a photo of any screen you see , that fails.
even use cell phone to do that and magic happens , truth.
no PC told at all, 4 decades of them back to compaq HP days.
vista means jan 2007 made PC if came new like that.
yes one can set VISTA (any windows) to expire soon.
but that is not the default ever.
if someone did that to you the answer is simple.
control panel + users
change it.

or read this,
https://www.top-password.com/blog/turn-off-password-expiration-in-windows-8-7-vista-xp/

just use Google Chrome or Firefox. They are far better than IE anyway.

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I regret to inform you that the Lexmark X75 does not support Windows 7. It works on Windows XP and previous versions.
You may contact Lexmark Technical Support Center to check for other options.

IMHO, drop Windows and get a Mac - any Mac.

Unfortunately no! the only suggestion I can offer is check the HP site to see if they offer an update driver for windows 7, if not I'am afraid you are out of luck.

MAny programs that "require" windows XP to install, can be told by windows7 that they are being installed in XP by installing them in a XP compatibility mode.

Open up Computer, and choose the C drive
If it prompts you with a security warning, tell it to open it anyways.
Create a new folder on the C drive (if you were trying to install Corel Draw for example, make a folder called Corel CD)
Open computer again and right click the CD drive, and select open.
Re-size/move this window so that you can still see the C:\corelCD folder (for example)
single click any file or folder in the CD's main folder, and press CTRL-A then CTRL-C
Click anywhere in the new folder you created (ie, c:\corelCD) and press CTRL-V
once all the files are copied, single click the SETUP or INSTALL icon (Ususally Setup.exe)
right click and choose properties
Click the Compatibility tab at the top, and choose compatibility for XP Service Pack 3
also choose run as administrator.
Click OK
Now double click the setup.exe and it should install under windows7 without issues

Before HP had win7 drivers for many of our printers, that was the unofficial fix to install the print driver from the CD to win7.
Later downloads were offered off the website that didn't have this issue - but when a lot of those failed, it was back to "here's how to install the original XP driver" as a solution!
Good Luck!

Remove old drive from computer and install in new computer using ide ribbon. It will connect as a secondary unit and you can then using windows explorer transfer any data on old drive to new one.

Try going to the hp website and searching for your brand of laptop and downloading or updating the webcam driver, when i went from vista back to XP i had to download and reinstall some of my drivers again, now that I have upgraded to windows 7 i have had no issues, windows 7 rocks!