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Hello Jim, welcome to the forum. :)

I'm sorry, but I personally don't know the reason for your error message.

However, have you tried a simple re-boot, to see if it comes up again?

You could also restore to a previous point before the error message.

Maybe someone else will have some better knowledge of your error message, but in the meantime, it's worth trying the above.

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Hello Jim, welcome to the forum. :)

I'm sorry, but I personally don't know the reason for your error message.

However, have you tried a simple re-boot, to see if it comes up again?

You could also restore to a previous point before the error message.

Maybe someone else will have some better knowledge of your error message, but in the meantime, it's worth trying the above.

The Screen is black with a small error mesage in the middle. rebooting brigns up the same message. How can I restore if i cant see anything on the screen?

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Hello Jim, welcome to the forum. :)

I'm sorry, but I personally don't know the reason for your error message.

However, have you tried a simple re-boot, to see if it comes up again?

You could also restore to a previous point before the error message.

Maybe someone else will have some better knowledge of your error message, but in the meantime, it's worth trying the above.

The Screen is black with a small error mesage in the middle. rebooting brigns up the same message. How can I restore if i cant see anything on the screen?

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My computer was working fine and then , when I turn it on, it shows a message . Out of range H27.8 V62.0

I don't know what this means and how do I put it back in range.

Thank you,

Jim Diamond

Jim,

If you have checked your connections and they are ok Press down the F8 key several times when your computer first starts to boot and this should bring up a menu that allows you to select start up in Safe mode... this will boot your computer without your video drivers. If it is a driver problem you can set a restore point from safe mode. I assume you have windows XP ?

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