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Goddag goddag .. jeg er ny mand herinde og har lige et bette problem

Forleden så jeg film fra min computer og over på mit tv via et HDMI kabel .. for at jeg kan det, så skal jeg ændre størrelsen på min computer til 1024x960 mener jeg .. men så da jeg tænder min computer igen, så får jeg en besked hvor der står "Not Optimum Mode - Recommended Mode : 1680x1050 60 hz" .. problem er jo så det, at jeg kan ikk gå ind og ændre størrelse idet det står der på skærmen, så kan faktisk ikk gøre en skid .. så ville høre om der er en måde hvorpå, man kan gå ind i f.eks. bios og resete nogle indstillinger for skærmen eller om der er en helt anden mulighed .. er virkelig i nød hehe

tak på forhånd !

Kan være det her kan hjælpe..

http://discussions.hardwarecentral.com/ ... 812&page=2

Ok, i had the exact same problem with my Samsung 913N, i have 3 of them for almost 2 years, then i recently bought a triplehead2Go and started to play Flight Sim X on Triple monitors. When exiting the game, ONE of the 3 monitors got that same message wandering around the screen forever...
I tried everything I could, tried all the buttons on the monitor (the power button too), and i finally understaood this is NOT a computer problem since connecting another one of the 913N to that same VGA is giving me the "missing" third of my triple monitors... I already called samsung and had a date for them to come pick the monitor up for a change...

BUT... the day after i came out with a solution !!

i wanted to try the monitor on the comp of my dad see if its working there (he too was already on 1280*1024*60Hz), no problem in bios, but then a black (total black screen, no message !) when undernwindows...
i just did a reboot of the computer ... and HERE IT IS ! Working !!!

So why would it show to me that annoying message not optimum mode when on my computer....

Things are like that : I finally understood that whenever this annoying message appears again. a RESET of the monitor is required...
BUT pressing the power button of the monitor off and on won't help.
You have to completely remove all power from inside the monitor... so
the solution is (and it work everytime it happened to me.. whichi is 2 times for now) :
COMPLETELY UNPLUG THE POWER CABLE OF THE MONITOR and replug it
...
And the magic is back
Hope this works for you too.. (let me know?) i too was desperate before the solution cames up

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