How To Solve "out Of Frequency" Problem In Windows XP
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Computers base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" data-original="https://usercontent2.hubstatic.com/7549003_100.jpg" class="lazy" alt="awk49 profile image" title="awk49 profile image"/>Dorin Amariuta-Ilau more Sometimes the "out of frequency" statement is displayed on your personal computer monitor rather then normal image. There are many causes to the strange behavior: frequency not based on the device, corrupted driver, faulty video card or video cable along with. Here is how to resolve this problem.
I. 1.Restart your laptop and, once the BIOS sequence is conducted, press the F8 key on the keyboard.
2. Select the Enable VGA option. After the computer is fully started, modify the display properties for some values your monitor are able to support. You can boost the screen resolution step-by-step. If the modern resolution isn't supported, just wait 15 seconds along with the settings will reverted to your old values.
3. To be (almost) sure you will not have this issue in the future again, within the Display properties (see picture below) click Advanced.
Click on Monitor and look the box that claims "Hide modes that monitor cannot display". Select the lowest screen refresh rate and increase it in depth to an accepted value.If that you are lucky enough, this will likely terminate your "out of frequency" problem.
If sixty generated with a bad or corrupted driver, you simply must replace your driver which has a better one.
II. How to replace the playback quality driver
1. On an empty space of the display perform Right click, and select Properties.You should get a window during the first figure. Click on Settings ->Advanced->Adapter->Properties.
2. Click on Driver->Uninstall.
3. Install the revolutionary driver, manual or automatic.
If the condition still persists, look at video cable (if it's detachable, try another cable) as well as your video card - physical, check whether it is well inserted into your slot and whether it's detected through the system. To do this run dxdiag inside the Start->Run window.
If everything look OK, nevertheless, you still get the "out of frequency" message on the monitor, a Windows XP clean install may be needed.
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