| [ windows ] in KIDS 글 쓴 이(By): madjean (릴리푸션) 날 짜 (Date): 1998년 7월 10일 금요일 오후 01시 34분 23초 제 목(Title): [답변] 다중모니터 2/2 8. Click the Extend my window desktop onto this monitor check box, and then click Apply. Troubleshooting Multiple-Monitor Setup -------------------------------------- Extend my Windows desktop onto this monitor option is unavailable: 1. Make sure that the monitor is set to display in 256 colors or higher. 2. Verify that your secondary card is compatible with multiple-monitors. 3. Make sure you are not using a Windows 3.1 driver for the primary card. 4. Check to see if you are using an ISA, VLB, or MCA card. Multiple-monitors require PCI or AGP cards for all display adapters. 5. Check to see whether any third-party display control panels are installed. Right-click the desktop, and then click Properties. Look for any tabs that are related to the video cards in your system. Next, click Settings, and then click Advanced. You should see only the General, Adapter, Monitor, Performance, Color Management, and possibly the ATI Display tabs. You can usually remove any Display Control Panel extensions that you find by using the Add/Remove Programs feature in the Control Panel. Common Problems: If your system will not start when you have two video cards installed or if the second comes up with a "code 12" in Device Manager, move all the video cards needed to the slots that are closest to the motherboard when on a riser card. Some systems only support display adapter cards in the first one or two slots closest to the motherboard. If you experience one of the following problems, disable your on-board Rage II. This device cannot be used as one of your multiple-monitor display adapters. - Your on-board ATI Rage II displays vertical green bands when you install the secondary card. - Your system locks up during Startup, and the Automatic Skip Driver (ASD) reports that My system died while initializing a video ROM. - Your IBM Aptiva locks up during Startup after detecting the secondary, loading the drivers, and rebooting. - Nothing happens when you click the Extend my Windows desktop onto this monitor check box. If a yellow exclamation point appears beside one of your video cards in Device Manager and if it indicates the region of memory that the video card uses is in use, try one of the following: - On some laptops, you can specify where the region of memory used by the video card is located in the system BIOS. Set this to C000-CFFF or to the largest range possible that begins with C000. - Remove EMM386.EXE - Type the following under the [386enh] section of system.ini: Emmexclude C000-CFFF If your system locks up after installing the secondary card when you add a STB Workstation two-adapter card, then the video cards in this system are configured incorrectly by the system BIOS. As a result, it destabilizes the entire system. Your particular system probably cannot use video cards that are behind PCI-PCI bridges. If your card is listed in the supported card section, but Device Manager indicates that your card does not work with Multiple Display Support, then make sure that you are using the right driver, as listed at the beginning of this document. If Device Manager indicates that My primary video card cannot be disabled, your card is not supported in this configuration for multiple-monitor. If you experience one of the following problems, then your display driver is not compatible with multi-monitor. Contact your vendor for an updated driver. - If your screen goes black during Startup or your system hangs and the Windows bootlog option indicates that the problem occurred in GDI. - A message appears on your screen indicating that a fatal exception has occurred in GDI. 여기서 비데오 카드가 자신의것과 동일시한것이 있다면 멀티 모니터가 가능한것입니다. 이 영문글은 윈98설치후에 윈도우 폴더안의 DISPLAY.TXT 를 일부를 가져와서 붙인것입니다. ----w-w---- ( " ) (O O) v-v |