Hi,
I've got a HP Mini, one of the Vivienne Tam models and I changed the screen resolution to 1024x768 for use with an application, but when trying to change it back to I think 1024x576 that option was not there, so I changed some of the settings, I remembergoing to Advanced in the display settings and enabling/disabling a couple things (I don't remember exactly and can't check now) and since then when I've restarted and whenever I boot I get to the screen where I can adjust system settings/boot settings by pressing f9/f10 then the windows xp logo comes up, then nothing but a blank screen comes up.
Is there a way I can boot the computer with it's default monitor settings?
Thanks in advance for any help ![]()
I have used a Registry workaround that I found on Windows 7 Forum, Clean Install with a Registry Workaround. I worked immediately. I am a female geriatric, so if I can do it it is well explained. Except for one thing.
After you have downloaded the Registry file, clicked it to 'merge it, the article talks about using an ,Elevated Command prompt'. Just in case you, like me, don't know what that is, it means that only the administrator can write the change. The solution is simple. Point to the Command Prompt (Accessories) with the RH mouse and click 'Run as Administrator'. This takes you in to the correct Cmd screen
Many people are complaining of the same thing. I first had the trouble when I installed the final Windows Updates. After that I could enter only through Safe Mode. If you can see the screen in Safe Mode apparently it is not the display driver. I could not uninstall the Updates, so I performed a Custom Install following the directions in the Win 7 Forum article.
1. Make sure that you leave unticked the automatic Activate box (at the enter Product number screen).
2. Also, select the third option Ask Me Later for the install Updates, or you will never get to correct the Registry.
3. Activate your product ( you should have your internet connection intact)
