I have had problems with my computer and sent it off for a repair (Dell Inspiron 530 using Windows, some sort of 'Business Edition') because adverts kept popping up to the extent I couldn't see what was on the screen.
It went back to a shop, twice, because the first fix didn't do everything we needed and that entails a 30 mile round trip each time.
It mostly works now, but if we want to swap between a user the damned thing comes up with a fault which has the fault showing on the screen and we have no idea how to get rid of it, which means throwing the mains switch, which I know isn't good for it or logging on/off each time a different user want to use it.
A, if a fault shows on the screen and nothing else is visible.... how do I acknowledge that fault and/or get rid of it and get back to what I was doing... and,
B, what can I do to eradicate this fault:
'The current input is not supported by the monitor display. Please change your input timing to 1366 x 768 @ 60hz or any other monitor listed timing as per the monitor specifications'.
Is there a simple fix or am I getting back into the car for another 2 x 30 mile trip and losing the computer for another 4 days?
Thankyou,
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