Dave wrote:
> Well, I guess the answer is yes - I only have one monitor.
>
> Dave
>
> "Shenan Stanley" <newshelper@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:OujQNevwHHA.3560@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
>> Dave wrote:
>>> A minor point I have to admit -
>>>
>>> When I boot up, I get a brief all white screen before things
>>> continue on to a completely satisfactory boot, including my usual
>>> desktop photo. Any way to replace this heart stopping white out on
>>> the boot-up???
>> On any monitor you connect?
Actually, the answer is "I don't know" because you only have one
monitor. Take the machine over to a friend's house and connect it to
his/her monitor. If the white screen appears on their monitor, you know
it is being caused by your graphics card. If the white screen doesn't
appear, then you know it is caused by your monitor.
If you need more help, post back with the make/model of your computer,
your monitor, and what graphics card you have. To tell what graphics
card you have, go to the Display applet in Control Panel. Click on the
Settings tab and then on the Advanced button. Then look on the adapter
tab for the name of your graphics card.
Malke
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