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prakashbkongu prakashbkongu is offline
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      12-20-2010
cant change the display to normal... its in bit awkward condition to view..
 
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      12-20-2010
Some more details would be good - can you access windows/nvidia/ati control panel to adjust it?

You might wanna try system restore if you haven't done so yet.
 
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      12-21-2010
control panel got stuck ... i cant do anythin
 
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You might try being a bit more verbose. But if you can't do anything then install the system restore disk and boot to it.
 
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