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16-Jun-2007, 11:56 AM #1
Display Resoltion Problems
When I installed vista everything was working fine considering my screen resolution. I have a BenQ 22-inch widescreen its highest reolution is 1680x1050. The other day my computer froze so I restarted it when vista started up my resoltion was set at 1240x1024.
All my availible resolutions have changed my highest used to be1680x1050, but now (from highest to lowest ) it is 1768x992 , 1600x1200 , 1360x768 etc.

Is there anyway I can get my old settings back ?

I have a nVidia 6600gt graphics card , I have downloaded the latest drivers from nVidia's website

Please help

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