Can't change screen res/video mode not supported

Brennie369 · 18 Dec 2009

Jonathan_King said:

Do you have onboard or discreet graphics?

I have no idea what that means. How do I find out?

Jonathan_King · 18 Dec 2009

Is the video-out port on your motherboard, or is it a PCI or PCIe card?

Brennie369 · 18 Dec 2009

How do I find that out? Sorry I never got into the technical/hardware aspects of computers.

Jonathan_King · 18 Dec 2009

Hang on, let me get more help.

zigzag3143 · 18 Dec 2009

Brennie369 said:

Jonathan_King said:

Do you have onboard or discreet graphics?

I have no idea what that means. How do I find out?

Brennie

STOP. it is a video driver problem. since you do not have the driver installed win 7 installs a generic VGA driver. it supports up to 800x600. We need you to type device manager in search. go to the diplay tab>right click>properites>use the pull down till you see hardware ids. copy them and post them we will find you a driver

Ken J+

See pics

Brennie369 · 18 Dec 2009

here it is

Can't change screen res/video mode not supported-hardware-ids.png

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Brennie369 · 19 Dec 2009

thefabe said:

Your welcome. Your best bet is with 32 bit version of 7 as your 512mb short of the minimum system requirements for seven. Fabe

We just upgraded our system to 2.00GB memory.

Jonathan_King · 19 Dec 2009

Let me ask you, where did you buy your computer? What computer is it? If I know exactly what machine you have, maybe I can find all the specs of it online.

Brennie369 · 19 Dec 2009

I posted all my specs in my profile puter specs area. I had it custom built in 2003 at a local computer store. It's an Intel Pentuim 4 / Celeron, 478-pin processor w/400/533 MHz FSB, Shuttle. What else do you need to know that you can't find in my specs?

Jonathan_King · 19 Dec 2009

I need to find your video card. If you did not buy a video card separately, it is probably onboard. I will google for your motherboard and see what I can find.