I had my COMPUTER working before, and now when i boot up it gives an error saying "out of range" and tells me the frequncy.
Nothing else will show up so i find it HARD to change anythng through settings. im thinking the problem could of started when i used my lcd monitor and pluged it into my mac laptop, after that was done, my lcd monitor will give out of range error when i try to run with my pc desktop.
ANYONE know what i should do?Yeah put your other monitor back and see if it works. If it do then reser your CMOS.
If your other monitor works there may be a few settings you have to change for it to work.

whats ya computer specs?Im sorry, im not SURE what you mean. Put my other monitor back?
I tryed using another monitor, which is a trinitron, and i still cant seem to get past the first screen without an error.
im running a p4 2.4ghz and 80 gig drive, 512 ram, onboard vid.you have on board video......hmmm

I have actually made my computer monitor do that to me before by changing my frequencies. It didnt come on and kept saying out of range.
Whatr I did was reset my CMOS. remove the CMOS battery for about 2 minutes then put it back in.

No no no!
All you do, is get a CRT screen. Get into windows, change the frequency in 'Right click desktop, properties>Settings tab>advanced>60hz

60 hertz is what LCD's run at, a small few can run at 75, but all can run at 60.
Do that, then plug in your LCD, it should work.

Let me know how you get along.Start in Safe Mode and change your refresh rate.Quote

Im sorry, im not sure what you mean. Put my other monitor back?
I tryed using another monitor, which is a trinitron, and i still cant seem to get past the first screen without an error.
im running a p4 2.4ghz and 80 gig drive, 512 ram, onboard vid.

Start in Safe Mode and change your refresh rate.