Signal Timing

When I initially boot my PC I have started receiving a small red box with the
writing:
ATTENTION
SIGNAL FREQUENCY
IS OUT OF RANGE

H: 94.0KHZ
V: 75.0HZ

PLEASE CHANGE
SIGNAL TIMING

Hw do I change the signal timing?
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Maggie

Hi,

Check your display settings

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Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/
Associate Expert - WindowsXP Expert Zone
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Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

"Maggie" <Maggie@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:2A05E949-7B4E-4894-BDAA-100FDB76BE68@microsoft.com...
> When I initially boot my PC I have started receiving a small red box with
> the
> writing:
> ATTENTION
> SIGNAL FREQUENCY
> IS OUT OF RANGE
>
> H: 94.0KHZ
> V: 75.0HZ
>
> PLEASE CHANGE
> SIGNAL TIMING
>
> Hw do I change the signal timing?
> --
> Maggie

Change the monitor refresh rate to one that it and you like in the
control Panel/Displapy options.

regards,
S.Sengupta[MS-MVP]


Maggie wrote:

> When I initially boot my PC I have started receiving a small red box with the
> writing:
> ATTENTION
> SIGNAL FREQUENCY
> IS OUT OF RANGE
>
> H: 94.0KHZ
> V: 75.0HZ
>
> PLEASE CHANGE
> SIGNAL TIMING
>
> Hw do I change the signal timing?

Its a message from your PNP monitor. It means the monitor cannot handle one
or both of the horizontal (H) or vertical (V) refresh rates. In your case,
its probably the horizontal rate.

You change refresh rates by right clicking the main XP screen. Select
settings. Select advanced. Select adapter. Select refresh rate. Only a
generalized refresh rate will be displayed. Select a value less than one
already selected. You may have to reboot in some cases.
--
Jonny
"Maggie" <Maggie@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:2A05E949-7B4E-4894-BDAA-100FDB76BE68@microsoft.com...
> When I initially boot my PC I have started receiving a small red box with
the
> writing:
> ATTENTION
> SIGNAL FREQUENCY
> IS OUT OF RANGE
>
> H: 94.0KHZ
> V: 75.0HZ
>
> PLEASE CHANGE
> SIGNAL TIMING
>
> Hw do I change the signal timing?
> --
> Maggie