I have installed successfully windows xp professional, but when I changed display the new display didn't work?
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Verify you have installed the correct drivers for your video card and also that you have the display connected to the correct video card port.  It's not uncommon to have several places to connect a monitor on a PC.
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You haven't told us what type of monitor you're using, or your OS.\n\nI'm a firm believer in beginning with the simplest adjustments and working up from there.\n\nSo, if you're using Windows XP,  then I suggest trying Microsoft's Clear Type:\n\nTo enable Clear Type:\nRight click on a blank area of the Desktop and choose "Properties";\nClick on the Appearance Tab; Click "Effects";\nCheck the box: "Use the following method to smooth edges of screen fonts"\nThen in the drop down box select: "Clear Type"\nThen Click "OK"\n\n(If you prefer, Microsoft can do it for you:)\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/typography/cleartype/tuner/Step1.aspx\n\nEven if you're using a CRT monitor there should be some improvement. \n\nIf that doesn't help then you may need to change the resolution.\nAgain, you'll find that by by right clicking on your Desktop/Properties/Settings and adjust the slider to the best setting for your monitor or,  try using the adjustment controls on the monitor itself.
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did you install a new video card?? if so keep going.  \n ok this is what you do if you put a new video card in. you need to plug it in to the new video card you just put in thats it should work now\n\nbut if you didnt put a new video card in this is what you do keep going\n\nok plug your old monitor in to see if the port for the montor is working keep it pluged in and install the software that came with you new lcd monitor then restart unplug the old monitor and plug the new one in.
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try unplugging power ,and from video board,\nre-attach and reinstalling drivers,\n\ncheck:\n display properties/ settings/monitor / monitor settings / MHZ \nset at 60 or 70 etc. ...\n\ncheck monitor buttons brightness/contrast , default settings,
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Make sure the power cable and video cable are securely connected.  If that doesn't solve the problem, hook your monitor up to a friend's computer.  Same problem?  Then you have a bad display.  Works ok on a different computer?  Probably a bad video card in your computer.\n\nI'd also suggest using different power and video cables if you have access to others.  You might find that you just have a bad cable.\n\nGood luck
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yes...I also searched...couldn't succeed...what is your operation system...if you have Xp it should automatically detect and install the driver.
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- At the back of the monitor, you will find a sticker saying that the monitor is manfactured by "xyz" company and a Serial Number will be written below...there might be a FCCID and Model Number as well;\n\n- Copy these data on a piece of paper;\n\n- Open DriversGuide:\nhttp://www.driverguide.com/\n\n-Register for a FREE Account if you don't have one already;\n\n- Search for the Monitor by Manufacturer, Serial Number, Model Number, FCCID, and then select the best match for the Operating System you are using...\n\n=============================\nAnother thing you can do is run the Windows Update if you are running Windows XP...\nhttp://windowsupdate.microsoft.com/\nit should automatically detect and update drivers\n\nThis is always the easier option, but obly if you have a genuine copy of Windows...\n\nHope you find this usefull...
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Yes, just load the XP PRO CD with the computer already booted etc. Then when you install, be sure to select the "upgrade" option.
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Find the model number and the manufacture.. Then go to their website and download the drivers for XP.. the generic XP driver isnt working..
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when you're changing your setting from the desktop properties, as you've written, you'll have to adjust to the level you want then click on APPLY and then click on OK. If it's still showing you the wrong settings after reboot, that means that your graphic card or the monitor itself are not capable of showing those settings.
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download the current driver for your video card. if that doesn't work your monitor or video card might need replacement. Also try to degause your monitor if its not a plasma screen.
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You need to download new drivers for your video card and monitor.  I have no idea what kind of Dell you have, but you should be able to go to their web site and look it up based on either the label on the computer or the Service Tag # or whatever it's called.
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First tell me what do you want to do??\nWindows XP is an operating system and not a partition of Hard Disk. Do you want to change the icon of the partition of the Hard Disk? If yes go to the properties of it and select the new icon of it.
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Install something else FIRST.   If you have a Windows XP home, install that.   Check the BOX that your XP pro came with.  It should say what you have to start with.
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if your talking about "display" on monitor???\nyou may have a problem with your video card.\nPS...a bit more detail would be helpfull, "what sort of display problem"?
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Not quite sure but format hard drive load xp pro.\nIf not try the link below.\nHope this helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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First, do you need a color profile?  Are you working in graphics design?  If not, don't bother.  XP should have the correct settings for your monitor already.  Right click on the desktop, and choose properties.  Under "settings" if you monitor is listed, then it's been properly identified and you're good to go.  If not, check out Samsung's own web site.