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paulg187

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#64208 10-Jul-2010 11:35
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I have just replaced the screen on my dell Insprion 6000 with a Dell Latitude D810 LTN154X2-L02

Now the screen Res will only go to 800 x 600 and no higher.

The device manager shows 2 monitors and there is 2 options under display options (defult) and other.

How do i get rid of the old monitor and up the res on the new one?

Thanks Laughing

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heavenlywild
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  #349745 10-Jul-2010 13:19
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Reinstall the video drivers on your laptop. Visit Dell's support site and find the drivers there. Hope it helps!

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