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• "Input not supported supported." error when you try to play game PC

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  I'm playing a PC game, but it comes up with this message saying "Input not supported." How to solve this problem?

  Hello

  1. what operating system is installed on the computer?

  2. the problem persists with all the games?

  Update the display drivers and check if the problem persists.

  Updated a hardware driver that is not working properly

  Update a hardware driver that is not working properly (Windows Vista)

  How to manage devices in Windows XP

  Hope this information helps.

• "Input not supported".

  Hi all...

  I received recently a 19 "LCD Acer monitor #AL - 1916W, as a gift to replace the burned out monitor that came with my HP Pavilion. I had no problem with this monitor for about a month before this weekend. After you start the computer, the screen went black and shows a floating dialog, that said: 'input not supported '. I was forced to go in safe mode and reset the resolution to VÅGÅ to return to Windows. After reducing the 'display property settings' resolution to 1600 X 900 setting, this seemed to solve the problem a bit. However, Acer documentation indicates that the optimal resolution for this monitor is 1440 X 900, the dose of slider does not offer this resolution and resolution of 1600 X 900, I use now shows vertical-intermittent-aging in the structure of the police throughout the system. If I drop to the next setting, which is weaker, then 1600 X 900 I get stretched more grizzled graphics with fonts. If I go on it, I get a black screen. In my opinion, the resolution, I am forced to use now, it's that an incorrect ratio for this monitor because in addition to the question of the police of the Office is a bit pinched vertically looking.

  I wonder what caused this change in the first place.  I delete some temporary files using "CCcleaner" but nothing in the registry.

  Can someone tell me how I can get 1440 X 900 resolution?  An input or advice would be greatly appreciated.

  Operating system:

  HP Pavilion a1012n

  Windows XP, home addition version 2002

  Service Pack 3.

  Processor: Pentium 4 at 3.06 GHZ with 200 GB of RAM.

  Thank you for taking the time to read this long explanation...

  RayT

  The solution is to add a video card.  The bad news is that your PC does PCI - e or AGP. A PCI video card is all that you will be able to upgrade to. Here a link to a very large selection. Don't expect dazzling performance of a gaming PC. It's not going to happen

  Your card mother ASUS LRTP - LA has integrated with up to 64 MB allocated video. Is not enough memory and you can't possibly increase shared much memory either.

  Here is a link to the page of product support for your PC.

• MS-DOS 16-bit subsystem. The system does not support the mode full-screen.

  I when even run some dos applications, which allows to work ok under XP mode full-screen, but when you use Vista or Windows 7. I can only rum these applications in a window.
  The error message is

  MS-DOS 16-bit subsystem. The system does not support the mode full-screen.

  Please is anyway I could run in fullscreen... I don't want to use a virtual machine.

  Any advice would be greatly appreciated

  Of Ernest24

  http://www.dosbox.com/

  You might be interested in reading about DosBox.

  See you soon. Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• X223W - VGA does not? (input not supported)

  Or maybe that I don't do something good?  I'm just trying to plug my 360 via VGA.  I have my PC connected via DVI.  When the two are connected, I use the OSD to access the plug insertion icon.  I have 3 options here.  Analog, digital and DDC/CI.  Digital is highlighted that I assume average DVI is connected.  If I turn it on to analog the screen goes black and says "input not supported".  If I unplug my DVI cable and then just plug the VGA cable I always get "input not supported".

  Any help would be appreciated it drives me crazy.

  For reference, I used this same 360 and VGA cable on another monitor and it works fine.

  It seems that sent by the 360 resolution or refresh rate is not supported by the monitor.

  See this table of hours of support for this model:

  

• How to change the resolution of the screen when the "input not supported" message after reboot

  I need to change the display resolution to 1600 x 1024 after I changed my 1900 x 1200.
  the problem is,
  the "input not supported" message when I reboot the PC and does not allow me to do anything.
  He presents himself before the logon prompt.
  I restarted to fail safe with the command line with the id of the administrator and was able to change the resolution, but
  He returns to the State ("input not supported" and no prompt connection) after I restart the PC

  Mark,
  Thank you for your help,
  I tried in vain,
  I just used another monitor with a higher resolution, restore the previous resolution and swap the monitor again.

  Kind regards

  Claudio.

• The display shows "Input not supported".

  I went to the account on my computer and everything on the screen was really big. So I went to change the resolution and clicked OK. Then the screen went black and it says "input not supported" and nothing happened so I turned off the computer and turned it back and then he always says "input not supported". Now, I am on safe mode, and it works fine. I do not know how to solve this problem and would appreciate help!
  Thank you
  Tara

  You changed the resolution to a setting that your monitor is unable to cope with. You should first try a loading in the "last known good configuration" and if it does not, then you should do a safe mode system restore back before you changed the resolution settings. MCDST
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• 'Input not supported' with Acer AL2216W monitor

  I use Windows Vista Home Premium with Service Pack 2 in a system with an Intel D946GZIS motherboard and an ACER AL2216W LCD display panel. This system has worked well for over a year, but recently in a battle of two months with a problem of code 10, the screen would occasionally drain and display "Input not supported" in a small floating window. As a first step, start with F8 would allow the system to boot in a 640 x 480 window which would quickly find its native resolution of 1680 x 1050. But now it starts directly from the screen to 640 x 480 to the State banned in normal mode, make possible adjustments to display.

  I can still use this display Mode without failure, but find that Safe Mode display adjustments do not affect the display in normal mode. In addition, a panel of HDTV used as a monitor instead of the Acer works wonderfully in normal mode in 1920 x 1080, but display settings to a lower resolution made with it do not persist when Acer Board is restored. Finally, my system is no longer recognizes the Acer AL2216W, but use a "default monitor.instead." And I can not install the Acer in the Mode panel without failure!

  You can try to uninstall your display driver in Device Manager, then reboot. Check if the monitor is listed under Device Manager. Your monitor should be below or try to reinstall the driver using the procedure on the link in my first answer.

  You can then go to the support site for your computer manufacturer and download the latest display driver specific to your operating system. Look for instructions on how to uninstall previous drivers and install the latest driver.

• IT KEEPS SAYING ON MY SCREEN MAIN INPUT NOT SUPPORT HOW CAN I GO DOWN THAT

  INPUT NOT SUPPORTED IS FLOATING AROUND ON THE MAIN SCREEN WHY AND HOW I GET THIS OFF

  This means that what he says, the video input in your monitor settings do not match those that it can display.  You need to start your computer in Mode safe mode to reset the display settings (resolution, color, rate refresh, etc.) to those that your monitor supports.  Otherwise it may be that your computer has failed.  Try to borrow another monitor from a friend and connect your monitor on a computer friend and which should help limit.

  "CARRIEGRUBE" wrote in the new message: * e-mail address is removed from the privacy... *

  INPUT NOT SUPPORTED IS FLOATING AROUND ON THE MAIN SCREEN WHY AND HOW I GET THIS OFF

• Desktop stuck on "input not supported".

  While trying to set the resolution, I apparently took a level that does not like Windows xp.  My monitor now has a box that says "input not supported" floating around on it, and little matter what I try (esc, Ctrl-alt-delete, restart) I can not access my computer at all.  Help, please!

  XP forums:

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/WindowsXP

  Link above is for XP Forums.

  There is a list of the different Forums XP to the link above to help you.

  You get the help you need there.

  Here is the Vista Forums.

  See you soon

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Error does not support 64-bit Windows, Explorer of Titanic on Win 7 64 bit installation

  Original title: Titanic Explorer on Win 7 64 bit Running

  Hello, I just got an application called James Cameron's Titanic Explorer, it's cool, but I have a problem installing it.

  When I try to install it, it says it does not support 64-bit Windows. I am running Windows 7 Home Premium x 64 bit.

  Is there a way I could run in 64-bit Windows? Thanks for help

  EDIT: I tried compatibility mode, no luck.

  According to the program, it does not work on a 64-bit so make OS run natively is very likely.

  If you have another Windows license, you can still use Windows Virtual PC to run virtually, but keep in mind any visualization program has limited graphics ability and it may not always work well or very quickly.

• How can I fix error 'SIM not supported "?

  I have AT & T and have an iPhone 6. A couple of days, I bought a refurbished AT & T iPhone 6 s. I put the SIM card in the iPhone again and it says "SIM not supported." So I called AT & T and he scored, but it still doesn't work. I'm going to AT & T to try to get a SIM different but thought I would post here first since it's a few hours before they open and thought that maybe there was another way to fix it. They are both 'locked' phones, but I think that it would not matter since they are both locked to AT & T

  What is you get the exact error message?

  Are you sure it's an iPhone AT & T?

  The ism unsupported error appears usually when you try to use a sim card which is not by the carrier, that the iPhone is locked.

• Previous games in windows not supported by Windows 7?

  I just upgraded my OS from XP to Windows 7 Professional and have noticed that my games like Freecell, Spider Solataire disappeared. These are not supported by Windows 7?

  Press the windows key and type in the "windows features". Now click on 'Turn Windows has or not.' After that, you should see 'Games' with a box and one more at his side, go ahead and press the sign more and find the games you want to install. Press OK when finished.

  Good luck.

• Format of paper detected error is not supported on 3210 all-in-One Printer

  Msg of error about the size of the paper when opening lid to print a paper copy, an office document that is on 81/2 x 11.  Error says 'paper size is not supported has detected", gushes out a blank page and cancels.  I went to default settings on a Word document that is located on my desktop and the page is set up correctly to print.  Don't know where else to see if the default values have been dirtied with.  Help, please.

  All, I went to Google again to continue my search for an answer.  Found the following of "Red Sonja":

  When I saw that so many other people on other forums of media also received this error message, I thought that it would be a solution posted by someone before too long. Assume that nobody could understand it!

  The problem has continued and became extremely irritating I went and spent a few hours on the support site of HPs and finally understood what to do, although I never found the exact error that we all received.

  Basically the fix is change the paper size setting in the Menu auto copy letter. This by pressing the copy, then #6, select letter (which is #2), and which will bring you to the Menu copy. Scroll through all the selections from 10 until you go to the bottom that is set by default again and select this option.

  I tried to make several copies, and it has worked every time now... no error message in view! However, if you try to make copies on paper other than the standard 8.5 x 11, you can select that with each individual work because by default no longer detection "auto."

  Thank you Red Sonja, whoever you are!

  RNA

• WMP 11 will not play my dvd downloads digital message error c00d2906 not support level of mandatory protection to decompress the digital file

  Original title: wmp 11 will not play my dvd digital downloads

  iGet an error message c00d2906 is not supported level of protection required to decompress digital file is there a fix for this problem

  Hi alfredDAVILA,

  ·         What is the format of the file?

  Follow the steps in the article.

  You receive a codec error message or play audio but video does not play when you play media files in Windows Media Player 11

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/926373

  For reference:

  Codecs: Frequently asked questions

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/codecs-frequently-asked-questions (Applicable to windows XP)

  Windows Media Player 11 cannot read content protected by DRM on Windows Vista

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/935336 (Applicable to windows XP)

  http://www.Microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/Webhelp/default.aspx?&mpver=11.0.5721.5268&ID=C00D11B1&ContextId=66&OriginalID=C00D2906