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OVER-FREQUENCY ERROR MESSAGE ON WINDOWS 7


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niceburn

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Hello!

My friend has Windows 7 installed on his PC but he can't start it normally because the monitor goes black and displays the error message, "OVER-FREQUENCY" with the V=60.*Hz, H=70.*Hz (something like that, not sure of the numbers) on the screen.

I did the following things hoping that they will fix the problem:

1) I restored the monitor's factory settings by using the recall function.
2) Started the computer on Safe Mode and picked the lowest possible resolution and refresh rate--640X480, 60Hz, 16-bit color.

But to no avail.

I tested his CPU on another monitor (which is my monitor, not same brand) and it did fine. Windows 7 started normally.

What could be causing this error/problem? I'm thinking it's the monitor since his CPU worked on my monitor but not on his.

Your help will be much appreciated. Thank you!
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