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Why does my monitor say "out of range?

How to repair if we start pc & monitor say .. OVER FREQUENCY RANGE?

  • and just after it monitor gone black if restart also same problem .. but some time it works normal.. so can some one tell me what i do?

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    start safe mode, open msconfig, check-run in vga reboot in normal mode, then run msconfig again, uncheck-vga don't restart go to the graphics settigns and reset to something like 75HZ, reboot

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Start your pc in save mode and change the frequency 840*640

vishaljeetdogra

If i have understood your question correctly, your monitor displays the BIOS steps like showing the amount of ram etc and once windows screen loads the monitor displays a message Over Frequency Range? This happens when you have set a Resolution which your Graphic Card supports and Your Monitor Doesnt Support. To resolve the issue, keep pressing the <F5> key when windows is starting. You will get OS Menu. Select Safe mode will start the computer in minimum graphics resolution. Right click on Desktop Select Properties select less resolution click apply and restart the System and your up and running. In some computers you will have a Check box saying whats the Resolution and Refresh rate the monitor supports. Keeping this checked will show only resolutions that your monitor supports. If you need any further clarification please get back to me.

Sunil Saripalli

Run the PC in safe Mode, go to start ->settings->control panel -.from Power Options choose Always On save it and restart Reinstall VGA driver AGAIN

Anvay Mathur

Change your monitor and why don't u try the flatpanel monitor it wont give any black ya.okey try that and mail me.

Geetha

You have your display properties set to high for the particular monitor you are using. You need to reduce the display frequency. 1. Go to the Display properties by right clicking on the Desktop and selecting properties. 2. Click the settings tab and then click the advance button. 3. From the advance page click the Monitor tab. 4. Lower the frequency rate to 60 or 70 hertz

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