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Display settings
I can't select the predetermined resolution.
Check the followings:
• Was the display connected when turning on the computer? Start up the computer
with the display being connected.
• Is "Hide modes that this display cannot display" unchecked (ME203L,/ME213L/
ME253i2)? Select Display Properties>Settings (tab), select the subject display's
icon, click Advanced>Monitor (tab), and uncheck "Hide modes that this display
cannot display."
• Isn't the old driver active? Uninstall the driver first and then install the new driver.
• Isn't the stretched mode selected in portrait orientation realized by NVRotate? The
stretched mode and NVRotate are incompatible.
• Are you try to use the Multiview mode? Do not use the mode.
• Is there a display icon that has ! mark in Device Manager ? If so, delete the display.
I can't uncheck "Hide modes that this display cannot display."
Log in as a user with administrative privileges.
Is it possible to have both portrait and landscape displays or two different resolutions
at the same time?
Yes, in independet mode in Windows 2000/XP.
Is there any other way to access the card settings screen?
Click the NVIDIA Settings icon in the task bar. Please note that, when multiple cards
are installed, the settings for the displays in Dualview mode will be ineffective.
There is an inactive display icon in
Display Properties>Settings
in Windows XP.
It is a virtual display that appears when set to a mode other than the independent
mode. There is no problem with it.
Should I set the color mode to 256 colors (8bit) for monochrome display?
Use True Color (32bit) to use the display in monochrome. (This card does not support
the fixed linear gray palette. When set to 256 colors (8bit), it only displays 236 shades
of gray due to Windows restrictions. 256 shades of gray cannot be displayed when set
to High Color (16bit).
Tell me about the multi-display mode settings.
See the "Multi-Display Modes" section.
Nothing comes up on one of two displays connected to this card.
Make sure it is not set to "Single Display Mode." Check if both display is connected to
this card in Display Properties>Settings .
Images are displayed upside-down.
Check the NVRotate setting. To use ME203L, ME213L, and ME253i2 in portrait
orientation by changing the resolutions on the display, set the NVRotate setting to
"Landscape (0 degree rotation)."
I rotated the screen orientation by selecting "Rotate 90 degrees" using the NVIDIA
Settings icon on the taskbar, but I don't get the portrait orientation.
It can happen when multiple cards are used. Select a subject display's icon in Display
Properties>Settings , click "Advanced," and select "Portrait (90 degree rotation)" on
the Quadro NVS 55/280 PCI tab.
Is "Multiview" in Display Properties>Settings>Advanced>Multiview available?