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Out of scan range resolution > 1024x 768

Postby Delicroix » Thu Mar 27, 2008 2:27 am

i got ultimate edition 1.7 in a cd , so i turn on my pc press f12 to boot

This pic is to show you what i try

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i try the first one, second one, and evrything looks find but then at some point it says
Out of scan range resolution > 1024x 768? How can i fix this, it does't say that when i run it
with VMware workstation tho X.X
Do i need to have some other linux to installed it, and the only way i can think of to installed it from
boot ,i don't think i can do it from windows
I also press f5 and put the resolution to 600x something
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Re: Out of scan range resolution > 1024x 768

Postby drama » Thu Mar 27, 2008 7:16 am

what is your hardware? ma inly monitor and video card? both manufacture & model name/number?
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Re: Out of scan range resolution > 1024x 768

Postby Delicroix » Thu Mar 27, 2008 7:58 am

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how do i check "monitor and video card"
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Re: Out of scan range resolution > 1024x 768

Postby drama » Thu Mar 27, 2008 8:18 am

ok i did some research. i have found out that uses an integrated nvidia 6100 graphics. now i have heard of some issues of which i believe was this exact chip. but tehre were sum ways around it. now i have no experience w/ this card at all. im an ati man. however i believe it was one of our other admins that figured out how to get it to work. so hopefully daddyx3 will chime in with some ides.

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Re: Out of scan range resolution > 1024x 768

Postby DaddyX3 » Thu Mar 27, 2008 10:28 am

Gee drama .... don't worry about putting me on the spot! ;)

As for the resolution problem, what are you trying to do to get it to load? Are you loading from within windows? or are you having your computer boot from CD (that you select in bios)? If you are booting from CD, are you trying the safe graphics mode?
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Re: Out of scan range resolution > 1024x 768

Postby drama » Thu Mar 27, 2008 2:25 pm

sorry daddy...i thought it was you that dealt with that card before. no harm no foul rite.

as far as the original posters question goes. now ive nvr had to use safe graphics mode so it might do the same thing. but something i would try is hit f6. remove quiet and splash from the boot line. this will let you boot w/o a usplash. i jus bring this up because there has been a big issue with usplash affecting ppl to varing degress. and thats what it sounds like. your gettin the exact symtoms that most get. and i say that was a possible solution when i read the bug report. its worth a try.
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Re: Out of scan range resolution > 1024x 768

Postby Delicroix » Thu Mar 27, 2008 5:34 pm

"having your computer boot from CD"

yea that what am doing and i try the f6 thing but still get that scan problem. i also press to
Start ultimate edition in safe graphic mode

can i istalled it within windows?
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Re: Out of scan range resolution > 1024x 768

Postby DaddyX3 » Thu Mar 27, 2008 10:46 pm

Delicroix wrote:"having your computer boot from CD"

yea that what am doing and i try the f6 thing but still get that scan problem. i also press to
Start ultimate edition in safe graphic mode

can i istalled it within windows?

You know, I've never tried it before - but maybe you could use WUBI to do this with Ultimate Edition. It says that you can use an ISO file or a CD so its could work. Let me know if you have success!
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Re: Out of scan range resolution > 1024x 768

Postby DaddyX3 » Thu Mar 27, 2008 11:03 pm

OK- I'll go ahead and warn myself to not double post now ... .DaddyX3, Don't double post, just edit your existing post and save some space on the forum - thank you. ;)
I just remembered that there was a gent that installed and loaded a live session without video driver support. Check this out and see if it helps.
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Re: Out of scan range resolution > 1024x 768

Postby Delicroix » Thu Mar 27, 2008 11:49 pm

Wow Thank You Very Much, for a min there i lose all hope
(WUBI help me)

EDIT:Why don't it look like Ultimate Edition 1.7? the red dragon... :cry:
i got the ISO but idk if it got installed or something,,,,
also why don't some exe don't run X.X?

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