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whats the correct answer?
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 whats the correct answer?
3. You are having problems with video during an unattended installation, the screen flickers and blanks out. Place the cross hairs on the line where the
problem exists in your unattended.txt file.
[Display]BitsPerPel = 8
Vrefresh = 80
Xresolution = 640
Yresolution = 480
i keep getting contradicting answers..
naturally id go with refresh rate..and change it if my screen is flickering..
wont u?
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I agree with robertj. Change the Refresh Rate.
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The refresh rate is the correct answer.The question is not worded exactly right. On the test it will say that the monitor just stopped responding. 640*480*60 these are your standard settings.The monitor blanks out because it is not able to support a refresh frequency that high. Come on Gareth surely with all those certs you would know this
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