On 2/15/2010 8:31 AM, Doug Franklin wrote:
On 2010-02-15 6:21, Brian Walters wrote:
Yes, I did that but I could only set the resolution to something like
1280 x 800 max. I couldn't find any thing in the registry that looked
like resolution settings and I still got the black screen on the next
normal boot.
The thing is, while you're in "Safe Mode" you need to reset the video
back to something generic (like 1280 x 800) and reinstall the drivers
for your video card, or update them. Booting in "Save Mode (VGA)"
won't change anything long-term, it only gets you to a booted system.
You still have to sort out whatever's wrong with the video.
That won't work, the DRMS is kicking in. Something in your equipment is
deemed by Windows to allow you to make unauthorized copies of protected
materials so it won't give you the best output to thwart the attempt.
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