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PC & MAC CLINIC - On line problem solving. (CPU)     

Crocodile - 16 Dec 2002 03:59

Crocodile - 31 Jan 2004 17:40 - 1250 of 11003

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Big Al - 31 Jan 2004 20:10 - 1251 of 11003

I've had several Norton alerts in the past few days and deleted them all without looking. Not sure which virus, but it only happened since I subscribed to CBS Marketwatch earlier in the week. Anyone else?

Is there a link?

Big Al - 31 Jan 2004 20:15 - 1252 of 11003

Different subject.

I'm looking at acquiring a new TFT to link into my laptop. Am planning for it to run SSRT so good graphics required. It would be the second monitor on my laptop after the main screen. Graphics card is ATI Mobility Radeon M6-M/D with 16mB.

My question is will it run a Dell 2001fp TFT set at 1600x1280 as well as my laptop screen?

Cheers,
Al

Spaceman - 31 Jan 2004 21:12 - 1253 of 11003

Al, probably a coincidence, this current virus became widespread about the same time.

Re the screen, I am not sure what you want to do, laptops can normally only show the same information either on the internal screen or the external or both, I havnt seen any where you can use the 2 screens to show different info. You can definateley have different resolutions, those available should be ib the documentation I havnt checked your graphocs card but 1600x1280 might be a bit much for it.

Seymour Clearly - 01 Feb 2004 00:59 - 1254 of 11003

Al, I have tried running two screens from my laptop - A Dell Inspiron 3800 (old!) - could get two different screens but the second (running D4F) became miscoloured but still usable. Not sure what the graphics card is. Will check and see.

Spaceman - 01 Feb 2004 09:53 - 1255 of 11003

SC, miss colour is often a bad connection or having only low colour resolution which is probably what you were getting, there is a trade off between the number of pixels that can be driven and the number of colours available, as you drive more pixels you can have less colours . There is no reason why a laptop cant drive more than one screen its just that I havnt seen it, the total resolution that Al needs would be high so the graphics 'card' (probably on board and not a card) will need to be powereful. Its a while since I was up to date with laptops.

Al I probably havnt helped you with this or 1252 above, probably best you just ignore me ;-)

Big Al - 01 Feb 2004 10:41 - 1256 of 11003

Spaceman / SC - cheers. Card is seperate. Laptop is 2 years old and was one of the first with P4 and seperate card back then. Don't need a new one as it does very well.

I have been running a 17" CRT as a seperate screen for some time - XP allows you to do this - from the laptop. I've had 1280x1024 no trouble. I've been thinking about upgrading to a 20" TFT at 1600x1200 and wasn't sure if the 16mB would be enough. The 14" laptop TFT only has max 1024x768 which is fine for what I use it for daily.

The upshot is that if I can't run the 20" at that high resolution, then I'd just go for a 18" or 19" and run it at 1280x1024 and save myself 200 or something.

Spaceman - 01 Feb 2004 12:14 - 1257 of 11003

Al. is the laptop in a docking station or similar then?

Big Al - 01 Feb 2004 13:59 - 1258 of 11003

Spaceman - no. It has a graphics port, as most do, but you can plug a monitor into it and set the thing up as 2 screens.

Mega Bucks - 01 Feb 2004 18:36 - 1259 of 11003

evening all:-)

have a computer which i have a matrox dual output video card fitted and bought another video card today a pci one,how do i configure the new one please so that i can run a 3 monitor setup.

OS Win2000Pro and 512mb memory athlon 2500 chip....

TIA :-)

Mega...

Crocodile - 01 Feb 2004 19:44 - 1260 of 11003

Mega,
You normally cant I am sorry to say :-(
On some occasions you can but normally the video memory range conflicts.
D.

Optimist - 02 Feb 2004 21:54 - 1261 of 11003

Mega Bucks

I have run a second video card alongside my matrox with no problems.

The only way to find out is to try it.

My experience with XP is that it is best to update your system with the latest service packs and other updates before you add hardware. This way XP seems to cope better.

Mega Bucks - 02 Feb 2004 22:01 - 1262 of 11003

Optimist,

Your a star will try it out over the next couple of days and will come back with a update...

I take it you have to install the driver that comes with the new card as well??

Many thanks....

Mega...

Optimist - 02 Feb 2004 23:00 - 1263 of 11003

Mega Bucks

It depends on the card. With any luck windows will recognise the card and install it's own or a deffault driver. Best to have the card drivers handy though.

Worst case is that there is a conflict and you get no output from either card in which case you will have to forget it.

Make sure that you set a system restore point before you start.

2Abbey - 03 Feb 2004 09:36 - 1264 of 11003

Does anybody have any links to an auto refresh program?

"RefreshIE" is apparently discontinued.

Thanks in advance

DocProc - 03 Feb 2004 09:39 - 1265 of 11003

Abbey

Try this one

2Abbey - 03 Feb 2004 09:57 - 1266 of 11003

Ta DocProc

Iain - 03 Feb 2004 10:35 - 1267 of 11003

Doc I had one that went on your Toolbar with optional Refresh Times.Cant remember Name.Any ideas?

DocProc - 03 Feb 2004 11:38 - 1268 of 11003

Iain

Have a browse through this lot. :-)

Best take care with using Alexa though. :-(

Iain - 03 Feb 2004 12:09 - 1269 of 11003

Not amongst them Pity.It was quite handy.

This site has been very usefull for WIN XP
http://www.tipsdr.com/windows-xp-tips-4.html
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