[mrhunta]

well its garbage day today in my hood and wile i was jogging i came across a huge monitor by some ones house i was like holly crap that things awsome so i put it on a dresser and pushed it to my house when i got inside to see if it turned on it turned on fine and the option screen came on it seemed like it worked fine but there is a problem this monitor was extreamley old it was made in 1999 and i had no conectors that were compatible with it to hook it up to my computer i need to know if it will even work on my computer and what i need to do to make it work i have a gateway 2.8 ghz 512 ram im useing xp i dunno i think thats all the info you need ooo yea heres the exact monitor i found i tryed downloading the drivers on the web page and i couldent run the set up file well this still work heres the link http://www.construne...ro/445xpro.html thumbsup: 5xpro.html think you guys could help me out iight im out

Edited by mrhunta, 13 October 2005 - 10:56 PM.

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if you read the description of monitor it seems like its extreamley good i think it should work fine on my computer plz i just need to know how to set it up can some one help me out keep up the good work

[mrhunta]

if you read the description of monitor it seems like its extreamley good i think it should work fine on my computer plz i just need to know how to set it up can some one help me out keep up the good work

[Retired Tech]

Either get the correct connector or ask a shop to test it

[mrhunta]

hey my bad the link was mest up heres the monitor i got http://www.construne...ro/445xpro.html on the page it ses download Windows 95 drivers for nokia do i need this??? and when i try to run set up it ses WIndows/system32/autoexec.nt. the system is not suitable for running ms-dos microsoftwindows aplications choose close to terminate the aplication
ooo yea if i get the connectors will this monitor be compatible with Windows xp one more thing what cable should i buy?

[Retired Tech]

If you install this on an XP machine, XP will most likely have a driver for it, and / or the graphics card will know what to do with it, (unless you haven't managed to find a graphics card as well yet )

As for the connectors, they should be standard, both for the connection to the PC and to the wall socket

You can deal with sub system errors on XP here

http://www.geekstogo...showtopic=48310