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   Date: Tue, 13 Feb 2007 22:06:17 +0000   
   From: Bernard Peek    
   Newsgroups: alt.os.linux.ubuntu   
   Subject: Re: Different monitor causes "out of range" error?   
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   In message , *****    
   charles  writes   
   >Hi all,   
   >   
   >I installed U6.10 on a computer with one monitor   
   >and took the machine to a different room and   
   >hooked it up to a different monitor.  The new   
   >monitor causes an "out of range" error message   
   >when I turn the computer on.  How do I get   
   >rid of this error without doing a complete re-   
   >install?   
      
   Set the screen resolution/refresh rate to something that the new monitor    
   can handle. Then you should be able to use either monitor on it.   
      
      
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