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So far we have narrowed it down to possible faulty video drivers or a bad ISO OS install. We're checking both at this time. The laptop alters its resolution whether it is docked or undocked and with flat screen and CRT's. 
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So far we have narrowed it down to possible faulty video drivers or a bad ISO OS install. We're checking both at this time. The laptop alters its resolution whether it is docked or undocked and with flat screen and CRT's.

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We rolled back to a previous ISO and this corrected the issue. Apparently two of the three ISO's contained video drivers for Dell and not the require IBM. Thanks to you all for your help. David
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We rolled back to a previous ISO and this corrected the issue. Apparently two of the three ISO's contained video drivers for Dell and not the require IBM. Thanks to you all for your help. David

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Here's a good one. <br />
Users laptop: Resolution is at desired level. Intermittently, resolution will increase to the highest possible setting. This occurs when the unit is being docked/undocked (using an external CRT monitor). It ALSO happens when the laptop is in its stand alone state and using only the laptop screen. <br />
Windows 2000<br />
IBM T41<br />
David
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Here's a good one. 
Users laptop: Resolution is at desired level. Intermittently, resolution will increase to the highest possible setting. This occurs when the unit is being docked/undocked (using an external CRT monitor). It ALSO happens when the laptop is in its stand alone state and using only the laptop screen. 
Windows 2000
IBM T41
David

Laptop/Resolution

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Displays / Monitors

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