Re: Why 'Default Monitor'?

Maybe you could wave a magic wand as it would do as much good. Do you think
every different brand uses different timing? WRONG and totally pointless.

--
Jonah
"Terry Pinnell" <terrypinDELETE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> OK, thanks, managed to sort this a while later. The key step I'd
> missed when using the Update Driver dialog was to uncheck the 'Show
> compatible devices' box. Seems sort of counter-intuitive to me, as I'd
> have thought I *did* want XP to use 'compatible' monitors! But anyway,
> on removing that, a full list appeared, from which I selected my
> IIyama VisionMaster.
>
> Can't say it's made any visible difference (still using same
> resolution and same 85 Hz refresh rate), but maybe there's some subtle
> improvement?
>
> --
> Terry, West Sussex, UK
>


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