Have a Dell computer which is using Dell E770p on Intel 810e chipset graphics driver (DC133FSB133) 4.11.01.1361. I could not change my display mode to high resolution after I start up on "selective Startup". In normal mode it starts up on high resolution but internet does not work. Internet works on "selective startup" but could hardly use the internet. I appreciate your suggestions. Thanks a million Prasad

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"In normal mode it starts up on high resolution but internet does not work".

So what is the problem with the Internet, the browser you're using and are there 
any errors displayed?

Was anything on the system changed, prior to this problem developing?


    

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It is the old computer that I got it from my workplace when they rolled out new machines. It used to be on the company network and the motherboard has the network connection. I use linksys router at home to connect other pcs wireless. I bought a new linksys pci adapter card as internet did not work with the network slot already there on the motherboard. I hardwired the new adapter to the router. As mentioned in my previous posting, now I can not change the screen resolution or colors in this selective mode startup, however, internet works on this mode. If I use the Normal start up, I get high resolution monitor, but internet does not work. That is the problem. Hope I explained properly and hopefully you may have some suggestions. Thanks P devineni


On Tuesday, December 6, 2005 at 5:13 pm, JmC wrote:
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>"In normal mode it starts up on high resolution but internet does not work".
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>So what is the problem with the Internet, the browser you're using and are there
>any errors displayed?
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>Was anything on the system changed, prior to this problem developing?
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It sounds as though there's a device conflict with the Network card and the video. 
The first thing to try, is moving the Network card to another PCI slot if possible. 
Also.....be very sure that the onboard LAN is disabled in the BIOS/CMOS setup.

You should get an idea of the problem, by checking 'Device Manager'.


    

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