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Support Guy, we highly recommend that you visit our Guide for New Members. Video Mode Not Supported Discussion in 'Tech Tips and Reviews' started by 237, Apr 2, 2011. Thread Status: Not open for further replies. Advertisement 237 Thread Starter Joined: Dec 2, 2009 Messages: 7 I would like to share this information i have for anyone who encounters the same problem as i did. I had already had this problem on another computer to which i thought i had cured but certainly did not cure the problem. I tried System restore and to make sure that all windows updates were downloaded and although i could not pt my finger on exactly which one cured the problem i thought that the problem had been cured well it was but did not last long so here is how i fixed it in the end. The problem is many will tell you to go to display/settings. Then in the next box change the screen resolution which you find is locked and cannot be reset.. All this mind you will be done in Safe Mode as the resolution at which Safe Mode works is supported. Also you may be told that while in display go to advance/ then select the monitor from the tab you will see that upon clicking that tab the properties is greyed out and you cannot select a monitor or even change the screen refresh rate... Ok this is what you do and should fix your problem!! Firstly get your computer into safe mode usually by holding down the f8 key before the Windows splash screen opens.. Now THIS IS IMPORTANT!! LOOK VERY CARFULLY AT THE SCREEN AND LOOK FOR (ENABLE VGU MODE) it wont have brackets around it Click ENTER!! The computer will now reboot into VGU mode and you will get a box that comes up asking if you want Windows to automatically set your screen click yes... Now your screen will work as it should but if you want to make the pages smaller just go to control panel/display/Screen settings and the change the screen resolution on the slider. This cured my problem for good and should cure your problem.. Let me know if this helps anyone with the same annoying problem. 237, Apr 2, 2011 #1 237 Thread Starter Joined: Dec 2, 2009 Messages: 7 I forgot to mention that also make sure that you insert the driver disc if you have one for your monitor when the enable Vgu option is taken. When the screen loads up you will get a balloon message saying something like the set up is not correct click this baloon windows then asks if you want to change the resolution click yes. After this before you change a resolution on the slider in display