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Old 06-17-2005, 09:37 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Monitor contrast keeps changing

Running both HDDs
New HDD- Maxtor 200GB Diamond Plus 9
Old HDD seagate ultra 30GB

Computer- Dell 2350, P4-2.1GHZ , 768mb of memory, a cd rw drive, floppy drive, DVD-rw drive, windowsXP.


I recently changed my hard drive. When I rebooted a window popped up asking "Would you like windows to optimize your(monitor) settings?" I clicked yes.

After that my monitor wallpaper was washed out and faded. At first I tried adjusting the physical monitor controls using the monitor buttons with no result. I tried reverting to factory defaults with no results.
I removed the last monitor driver and the color readjusted but everything was twice as big and I couldn't change it. I restored the driver with my old HDD.


Now I change the settings in monitor settings in the control panel. I get the monitor to appear the way I want it to but when I restart, the monitor settings revert to the washed out and faded appearance. Yes, I click apply and ok.

What should I do so the settings remain??
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