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Windows 95 won't recognize my monitor

Windows 95 won't recognize my monitor

Windows 95 won't recognize my monitor

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I have a 166 mhz IBM that I recently cleaned up and re-installed Win95 on.  Now it won't recognize my IBM monitor as a 256, only a 16-bit or monochrome.  I've tried going into Ctrl Panel/Display and changing the settings, but when it asks for the CD and searches it, it doesn't find anything.  It's like the necessary drivers were not on the Win95 CD-ROM.  Any suggestions?  I've downloaded a couple of drivers off the IBM website, but it didn't help.

RE: Windows 95 won't recognize my monitor

What Cd did you use to load it?  Think IBM has the driver stuff in a separate area on their rebuild CD.
Problem is your video drivers and the fact that the IBM didn't automaticallyrecognize the chip set.
Would expect that you change drivers and point to the correct space on the rebuild cd.

Ed Fair
 efair@atlnet.com
 
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RE: Windows 95 won't recognize my monitor

If it's an IBM PC-033, then try installing Windows 98 or ME. Both Operating systems contain a full set of drivers for this PC.

I hope this helps

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