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Cyber
Question:
Why
am I getting a "Mode Not Supported" message when booting my laptop?
What can I do to fix this issue?
Answer:
If you are able to see the splash screen while the laptop boots up but
when your OS loads you receive the "Mode Not Supported" message there
are two main causes for this:
- Your laptop's output resolution is not supported.
- Your video card drivers are not supported.
To change the resolution of your laptop:
- Change your resolution
from your control panel. Depending on the display mode that you have your
laptop set to you will need to change the resolution differently
- Mirrored/Cloned Mode:
Set your resolution to 1024 x 768 at 60hz, this resolution sould
be supported by both your laptop and your television. If you are still
experiencing an error continue troubleshooting below.
- External/Presentation
Mode: Return the display to your laptop
and adjust the resolution to 1024 x 768 at 60hz. Return the display
to your television. If you are still experiencing an error continue
troubleshooting below.
- Extended Desktop/Dual
Screen Mode: Select the second monitor in
the setting portion of the display properties. Set the resolution to
1024 x 768 at 60hz of the external monitor. If you are still experiencing
an error continue troubleshooting below.
After
Adjusting The Resolution I Still Receive The Error Message.
If
you are still receiving the error message then your video card drivers will
need to be updated. Download the latest drivers for your video card from it's
manufacturers website. After installing the latest drivers restart your laptop
and test with TV again.
If
You Still Need Help
If
you are still having a problem after following the steps above, please contact
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