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seanms

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I am trying to download a fresh copy of windows 7. gets to a point and the monitor goes black cept "information monitor is working out of scan range.". Best I can tell the video card is a hp geforce 7500le 256mb pci-express Graphic Card DVI VGA S-Video Mfr P/N 5188-5456. tried to reboot in safe mode to reset display settings but, it said something like-can not finishing installing in safe mode installation will complete upon restart. Do i just need a new video card. i think i bought that one 5 years ago.

Edited by seanms, 16 September 2012 - 04:04 PM.

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You can try disabling your video card on the first boot from the hard drive during the install process, which is when I think you see the problem.

See here: How to Access Device Manager During the Installation of Windows 7.

Ignore the first part, just do the install as you normally do. Follow the directions under
Now for Safe Mode:


That should use the default VGA driver and allow you to complete the install. Download and install the latest driver for your video card and see what happens.
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thank you.
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You're welcome. Did it help?
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