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no1_vern · October 23rd, 2003, 05:47 PM

Hi kajinofe,

Welcome to techimo. First change back to your old monitor. Is windows installed on the system? If it is go into windows, click on the desktop, select properties > settings > Advanced > Monitor > Here you should see a refresh frequency select 60, or 72. That should fix the jiggly screen.

I dont know how to fix it using just dos commands, the only one that I know will help you would be the "mode" command

October 23rd, 2003, 05:47 PM	#2 (permalink)
no1_vern Sea-Ninja wannabe Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Albany, Ga. Posts: 8,240	Hi kajinofe, Welcome to techimo. First change back to your old monitor. Is windows installed on the system? If it is go into windows, click on the desktop, select properties > settings > Advanced > Monitor > Here you should see a refresh frequency select 60, or 72. That should fix the jiggly screen. I dont know how to fix it using just dos commands, the only one that I know will help you would be the "mode" command __________________ They say technology slows down for no one. I know it outruns my wallet. I figure its because my wallet isn't light enough yet.