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I just installed a Nvidia GForce 9400 card and now I am getting a NOT OPTIMUM MODE Recommended Mode: &nbsp;1280x1024 60Hz. &nbsp;I can't seem to boot into safe mode and need suggestions on how to correct the problem. <br />
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I just installed a Nvidia GForce 9400 card and now I am getting a NOT OPTIMUM MODE Recommended Mode:  1280x1024 60Hz.  I can't seem to boot into safe mode and need suggestions on how to correct the problem. 

Thank you, 

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