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Monday,
June 18, 2001
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Letter
to Editor |
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FIRST
of all, let me congratulate you for Login Tribune. The article upon
fuzziness of display monitor (dated June 11) was good. My display
monitor, a Samtron 55 V, suddenly decided to give me a headache by
going all blurry. Neither my program vendor, nor other persons were
able to help me because they could not understand the problem and some
suggested that the electromagnetic waves from the speakers were
responsible for the fuzziness! However I found out the procedure for
clearing up my display screen, by trial and error. Here it is:
Check up your pixels,
before, on your desktop (right click on your desktop) desktop,
customise my desktop, settings. The pixel range should be 800 * 600.Go
to my computer, and go to display settings. From the taskbar, select
the adapter icon. On the desktop, where the information of adapter
default, is highlighted, select optimal. The computer will request
permission to restart. Problem solved.
Sometimes, as in my
case, I put in Amazza motherboard CD, and reloaded my motherboard
again. The computer loaded it, and re-started in safe mode. I switched
my computer off, along with CPU, and CVT and restarted it. Perfect
colour clarity! Now I can work nine hours upon the computer, without
the question of a headache! And no blur. Thank God.
— Dueep Jyot Singh
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