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  While creating my new monitor, I changed the computer video display mode at 120 Hz by accident.  Now I see something on the monitor other than the words not taken in CHARGE the MODE.

  My system is a new HP Pavilion p7-1423W running Windows 8.1 with Intel i5-2320 3 ghz

  I tried the start mode by pressing ESC on power but do not help the startup options.  And the just F11 menu option makes the startup screen disapear and puts the monitor mode not supported.  Tapping F8 doen't work and tapping F12 just puts me in the bios menus that do not help.

  How can I upgrade the video card integrated with a video mode that is supported when I can't see the screen?

  I answer my own question because I found my solution, thanks to my grandson (freshman to Renselear Politech).

  I shoot to buy a monitor that displays a refresh rate of 120, so I could put my rear view.

  Here is the solution.

  My computer double exit DVI.  My grandson told me to connect my new monitor to the other output because the output does not get touched when I changed the original mode of production.  He has worked and is automatically selects the default monitors mode.  Then I've reconfigured the original output using the integrated display software. Solved!

• Resolve error: series 1200 Protocol not supported network home

  1 Laserjet 1200 HP

  2. Windows 8 64-bit

  3 Error Message: PCL XL error

  Subsystem - kernel

  Error - Protocol not supported

  Operator - 0x0

  Position - 0

  4. no changes to the network printer

  Have already installed a printing device to a laptop connected to a shared printer on the desktop computer.  Installed the HP Universal printing PCL 6 (v 5.6.0). Also have a printer all-in-one wireless inkjet that works successfully from the laptop.

  He worked successfully for about a month. Then suddenly would not print, but has continued to communicate with the printer via the office. Wireless printing still works fine.

  Print path

  Laptop to router to desktop for printer 1200

  Configuration of the laptop Port

  Port: \\DesktopName\hplaserj

  Port Description: Local

  Printer: HP Universal PCL 6 (v 5.6.0)

  To date:

  1. have you deleted device printing PCL 6 of the laptop, reinstalled.

  2. the footsteps of PCL 6 removed from the register; re-installed the printing device, deleted the old port and created a new port.

  3. just did print no, same error message.

  4 repeat step 2, but installed the universal HP PCL 6 driver. Same result and same error message.

  Can anyone suggest something else to try or point me in the right direction?

  Basically, Shlomi has proposed a solution that worked. Thank you.

  That's what I actually did.

  For Windows 7 and 8, HP has apparently developed universal print (UPD) for the old PCL 6 and PCL 5 drivers. Had already downloaded the 64 bit version of the UPD PCL 6. 64 bit versions re-downloaded and re-installed UPD PC5 and PCL 6. It wasn't the problem.

  Then I followed the suggestion to connect directly to the printer 1200 via the USB cable.

  1 first removed from the registry, references to PCL 6 and PCL 5 printers

  2. then restarted the print spooler (computer-> manage-> services)

  3. Add a printer in devices and printers, this time using the DOT4 port.

  4 bingo, could print a test page.

  5. from print properties, change the local port to \\computer name\hplaserj, the shared printer on the wireless network.

  7 bingo again. Has been able to print a test page and were able to print additional documents.

  Still don't understand what the problem was or what caused it suddenly appear, but it works now.

• The external monitor resolution not supported on Satellite Pro U400

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  I think that the Intel driver this will lead, but the computer complains that it is not verified for use and will not be installed.

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  Charles

  Unfortunately, this is because of the limitation of the driver.
  What should do? What you can do is to install a non-Toshiba graphics card driver but also, this isn't the best idea.

  Third party graphic driver can have a negative influence on the features of the graphics card and allow him to work without limitation. It may end with overheating or material damage.
  So think twice before doing this.

• signal not supported on tv (monitor)

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  I can see the windows startup screen and access the options of normal starting time, im under xp family.

  Hi yashwanthreddy,

  1. what happens when you try to start in normal mode?

  2. what happens when you try to start in safe mode?

  I suggest that you try to start the Activation of the VGA Mode and later uninstall the graphics card from the computer by using the Device Manager and restart the computer, check if it helps.

  See the Microsoft article below to find out how to initiate activation of the VGA Mode.

  A description of the options to start in Windows XP Mode

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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.

• Monitor displays the frequency not supported

  work PC is windows 7 Enterprise

  I have a problem with the refresh before logon rate-

  I put my refresh at 60 hz, and once connected, everything is good)

  (I have several PC and use a KVM, the works of PC windows 7 very well once I'm connected, but sometimes the login screen reads the kvm evil and tries to go to a faster refresh.) Monitor says frequency not supported.)

  Where should I go to manually set the display at 60 hz for use before being connected.

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your question on the Microsoft community.

  Thank you for details on the issue.

  I suggest you to refer to this article and check if it helps.

  Reference:

  Flicker of the correct monitor (refresh rate)
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/correct-monitor-flicker-refresh-rate#1TC=Windows-7

  If this does not help, you can ask your question on the TechNet forums to get help.

  TechNet Forum
  https://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home?category=w7itpro

  I hope this information helps.

  Thank you

• First timer, 6 year, iMac, 10.8.6 w/4 GB Dungeon get a browser not support Gmail and our Netflix account home page extended graphics. Do we need a type of update or new machine?

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• When I start my pc the monitor reads "mode not supported".

  unplugged my pc & MONITOR. When I plugged it back in & has tried to start it, it keeps reading 'mode not supported '.

  Hello!

  The pc is probably set to a resolution that does not support the monitor. Start in safe mode and set the resolution to the native wreck of monitors.

  To start in safe mode, you will need to press F8 at the moment of startup and select Safe mode.

  Let me know if that is not the case.

  Kind regards

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• portable computer does not support. Yet battery monitor says "plugged in, not support.» What are some options?

  my laptop is connected, and yet power monitor says "plugged in, does not support." What are some solutions?

  Hi Joseph,.

  Something similar just happened to me. The first time they fixed it, they have replaced the adapter and the problem is solved. 5 months later it started to happen again and this time they replaced the battery, the motherboard and the milling table (thanks to heaven, it is still under warranty). Fortunately, thanks to the new adapters, battery started to load and the experience does not seem to damage it in any way (but you should keep your eyes on it anyway just in case).

  How they were able to say on my laptop - a Dell E1705 (other than just experience and common sense) was to go into the BIOS (starts, it should be a brief Flash on the screen telling you how to enter the BIOS setup or menu of the BIOS (usually F2) and check the battery information. He showed that the power adapter 'unidentified' instead "90W" list which should be when it is working properly and that the battery was not complete and not charging well plugged. They changed the motherboard and the roll the second time because it could also cause the adapter is not being recognized by the battery (or battery not not recognize the adapter).

  The beep is caused by power and its configured settings to warn you of a low and critical battery condition. In a normal situation, the computer will work right next to the power adapter and does not the battery (it is a way to help maintain the battery life is to run periodically and refill if we leave normally plugged in most of the time). If you remove the batttery entirely, the laptop will power? If this isn't the case, it is certainly at least the adapter or the motherboard. Eventually the battery will get if low, that he's going to sleep or hibernation, or the system stops (you should shut down normally before him to cold shutdown like that). If If, then I expect the tone to go further because it will detect is no longer a low battery charge, because there is no battery - but then you'll want to be sure to use either a battery backup UPS, or at least a surge protector otherwise already in place because if you lose the laptop battery will crash hard and this is not good for her.

  I'm using 32 bit Vista Business SP2 and in Control Panel / sounds / Sounds there is an option for low battery alert. The default to have this. In this case, you can turn off to avoid the beep. In addition, you can go into Control Panel / Power Options, click the plan settings and click on battery. It will provide you with levels of low battery and critical battery and you provide measures to be taken in such a case. If you are unable to operate the system without battery and it is so weak that the alerts began, you probably fell to 11-5% remaining. You can adjust actions to nothing for bass and stop to criticism that 5% is about as close as you want to get to the point where you can hang. Then, you just need to wait until it is repaired and the appropriate parts are replaced.

  Even if you have still some life in it, it is best to contact the manufacturer (they the some have the right parts) or a computer of reputable workshop to get a good diagnosis (perhaps by phone at first), a determination of what must be fixed, the applicable fees, schedule, if it is still under any kind of warranty , and what needs to be done in which order of repair. They can find the adapter is OK and it is just the battery (or vice-versa or two or more). But that's essentially where you need start.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

• Vista Home Premium will not read/recognize/burn HD videos taken with my Canon camcorder HDD21/AVCHD (MTS format). Results in the message stating "Windows Media Player may not supported file type or the codec that the file compressed.

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  For better support please try the Microsoft Vista for photos and video forum instead. http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/vistapictures/threads

• Why when I run the installer for Windows 8 consumer preview on my computer of Windows XP Home Edition he says: "this platform is not supported"?

  Setup of Windows 8 consumer priview

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  You can see this message if you downloaded Windows 8 64-bit and XP 32-bit. To start the installation of Windows 8, you will need to restart and boot from the installation of Windows 8 media.

  If you want to keep your current installation of Windows, you can install it on a separate partition and dual boot with the Windows 8 Preview of consumer. To install on a separate partition and dual boot, you must create and boot from the installation media.

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  To reduce a partition and add a new one that you can use EASEUS Partition Master (free):
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• Upgrading from Windows Vista Home Premium at 8 - CPU does not support NX

  Hello

  I have Vista Home Premium (very probably OEM as it came with the PC) on a PC and I bought the upgrade license to Windows 8 Pro.
  I understand that it is in terms of the license transition, but here is my problem:
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  The license, I bought said that I can pass any system running XP, Vista, Win 7 to 8 Win.
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  It has been some time but I finally had the time to do the upgrade (hardware + software).
  For history and for others who could come on this post with a similar question and be discouraged by responses like this:
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• How can I get windows vista? I get a message that PC is not supported by the recovery disks. Windows vista Home premium HP pavilion dv9310us

  How can I get windows vista? I get a message that PC is not supported by the recovery disks.  Windows vista Home premium HP pavilion dv9310us

  Hello

  This recovery software is part of the process of HP.

  Contact HP support

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• Not supported input message appears on the monitor

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  What could be the cause of the problem? The monitor is an Acer x193w. I got this computer for over a year and I've never been able to watch a DVD in its entirety because after so long as the message arrives and the only way out of the said message is to manually cut the power goes to food. I tried the alternative media such as VLC players to see if it works, but it seems to be something else the cause. This happens only when I run the videos that have a considerable length (20 minutes or more)

  Hi CheerleaderMelissaFan,

  Through my research, I noticed that users with similar problem have solved this problem by changing the screen resolution, I suggest you to change the display resolution and make sure that the refresh rate is adapted to your monitor.

  Follow the steps mentioned in the link below

  Screen resolution-change

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/change-screen-resolution

   

  Change the refresh rate

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/correct-monitor-flicker-refresh-rate

  (You can see the documentation for the monitor to the native display resolution and refresh rate)

  Now test to see if the problem is resolved, after back if you have any questions

  Thank you, and in what concerns:

  Ajay K

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer

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