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Control Panel Display program does not open
Posted on 1998-11-18
I have W95, OS1.
The current problem is that the Display program in the Control Panel does not do open when selected. I reloaded W95 and have installed my PCI Cirrus 5345 video adapters. It has prompted me that there are incompatabilties with this driver; but was not specific.
I believe the problem is due to my unsuccessful attempt to load MSNetwork and IE4.01 from a free CD I received in the mail. Apparently this program has loaded newer versions of many resource files but has screwed up my video drivers.
I am not certain my MBR files were ever really fixed when I reformatted the C drive (which I have done twice), because the OS never accept the /MBR switch for the DOS command FORMAT C:
Is W95, OS1 the most current version? Should I load any service packs?
The current problem is that the Display program in the Control Panel does not do open when selected. I reloaded W95 and have installed my PCI Cirrus 5345 video adapters. It has prompted me that there are incompatabilties with this driver; but was not specific.
I believe the problem is due to my unsuccessful attempt to load MSNetwork and IE4.01 from a free CD I received in the mail. Apparently this program has loaded newer versions of many resource files but has screwed up my video drivers.
I am not certain my MBR files were ever really fixed when I reformatted the C drive (which I have done twice), because the OS never accept the /MBR switch for the DOS command FORMAT C:
Is W95, OS1 the most current version? Should I load any service packs?
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James,
Go into control panel, system, device manager, remove the the driver, reboot and select a standard SVGA 800x600 driver (I've just checked - the 5345 adapter isn't supported).
Or a higher resolution, depending what you want.
You won't get full functionality, but at least it's better than VGA !
Tim
Go into control panel, system, device manager, remove the the driver, reboot and select a standard SVGA 800x600 driver (I've just checked - the 5345 adapter isn't supported).
Or a higher resolution, depending what you want.
You won't get full functionality, but at least it's better than VGA !
Tim
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