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Monitor won't work on Windows

Asked by MaineBiotech in Apple Desktop, Windows XP Operating System, LCD & Plasma

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I am currently dual-booting Mac and Windows XP. I also got a free monitor from work to use at home now that I am working remotely. The monitor is VGA and so I purchased a VGA to mini-DVI cable and plugged it in. When I'm running Mac, the monitor works swimmingly. When I'm running Windows, it does not. When I boot up my windows it seems to work fine; there is the Windows loading screen on both my main and secondary monitors. Once I get into the actual OS, then my second monitor acts as if it's not connected to anything. Any thoughts? I'm fairly new at Windows, so I'm not sure how to go about this. If you need more info, please ask. Thank you.Start Free Trial
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Zones: Apple Desktop, Windows XP Operating System, LCD & Plasma
Tags: Apple, iMac, Intel, With a Dell Plug and Play Monitor
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Solution Provided By: MaineBiotech
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