Boot with F8 as if you were going to safe mode, but instead of safe mode,
select "Enable VGA Mode".

Then login and choose the resolution you want.  It will stick.

Carl

-----Original Message-----
From: Windows Home/SOHO [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Bernie Cosell
Sent: Tuesday, June 06, 2006 9:01 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Switching to a lower-res monitor

Before I do anything really disastrous, I'd like to know whether [and if 
so, how bad] I've messed myself up: I have a new monitor [at long last 
switching from CRT->LCD!].  The problem is that the new monitor cannot 
support the resolution that the old one did...  Now, if I were cleverer 
[and had been thinking], I'd have gone into each of my accounts and 
changed the screen resolution to the one appropriate for the new 
monitor...  But I didn't...  So next time I boot the system will *try* to 
come up with a resolution that my monitor can't support.  What'll happen 
at that point?  The old monitor is not ready-at-hand, so isn't very easy 
to put it back in so I can change the resolutions, so if possible I'd 
like to muddle through directly with the new monitor... will this all 
work or should I temporarily go back to the old monitor?

Thanks!  /b\

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Bernie Cosell                     Fantasy Farm Fibers
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]     Pearisburg, VA
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