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What is the difference between a generic pnp monitor and a generic non-pnp monitor?

I use a generic non-pnp monitor. But when I try and run applications my screen goes black, and i get a messege saying "Signal Out of Range". But when I run the same application on a generic pnp monitor it works just fine.
  • 1 year ago

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PNP = plug 'n' play

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You probably have the resolution or refresh rate set wrong with the issue you are having.
  • 1 year ago
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