Computer boot, the normal boot system, about to enter the desktop, the display suddenly displayed overclocking. Which results in a failure to access the desktop. Restart is still the case. What does specific overclocking look like? Just as the computer restarts, at the moment the power is switched off, the monitor shows the word "no signal" is similar. Pretty much the whole screen is black. Only show "overclocking" in the middle two words. Personal guess, overclocking generally refers to overclocking card overclocking, CPU overclocking. First, restore the settings from BIOS to default and save them. Boot again is still invalid. The video card is removed and placed on another machine. The monitor is on the other machine and the test is still normal. What is the reason for asking for help?
This is very simple, after boot into windows before mad at F8, enter VGA mode or safe mode, you can enter the windows and not black, if it is Windows XP, set in the desktop space right --- --- --- --- --- Senior Property monitor screen refresh rate to 60 Hz - - drop, ok.
This is very simple, after boot into windows before mad at F8, enter VGA mode or safe mode, you can enter the windows and not black, if it is Windows XP, set in the desktop space right --- --- --- --- --- Senior Property monitor screen refresh rate to 60 Hz - - drop, ok.
1, press F8 to enter safe mode, and then uninstall the video card in the device manager. Restart.2, re install the graphics driver installed, do not restart, restart later, enter the display properties, to support the resolution of display, such as 1024*768, then advanced the refresh rate is adjusted to 60. Write off if no 1024 is available.3. General level: display overclocking error and graphics output resolution and refresh rate, and CPU, GPU independent.
