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Video memory capacity display
Though Screen Properties shows a wrong video memory capacity, the PC is not faulty.
Power-saving function of display
Windows Me/98 models
When you use a display that does not support power-saving function, set both “System standby” and
“Turn off the monitor” to “Disable” on the Power Management Properties dialog box.
Windows 95 models
When you use a display that does not support power-saving function, open Advanced Display
Properties on the Screen Properties dialog box, deselect [Power-saving display] on the Monitor tab.
Windows 2000 models
When you use a display that does not support power-saving function, set both “System standby” and
“Turn off the monitor” to “Disable” on the Power Option Properties dialog box.
Windows NT models
When you use a display that does not support power-saving function, set [Power saving] – [Power-
saving mode] – [Display power-saving] to “Disable.”
Connecting the display
When you connect a display and found the screen display is off the center, check if the appropriate
screen refresh rate is set. If the problem persists, adjust the display.
Replacing the display
A display with different specifications (particularly an LCD) may not work on your PC. In this case,
take the following steps to replace the display.
Windows Me/98/95 models
1 Set the resolution to 640 x 480 before replacing the display.
2 Set the refresh rate to [Default value of the adapter] or [Standard value for the adapter].
3 Shut down Windows and turn off the PC, then replace the display.
If you have replaced the display without taking the above steps and found that the display does not
work at any or particular resolution, take the following steps to reinstall the display driver.
1 Start Windows in the Safe mode.
2 Set the graphic adapter to [Standard display adapter (VGA)] or [Standard VGA]. Restart
the PC.
3 Reinstall the display driver.