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装完系统重启后出现input&signal&out&of&range&change&settings&to&H
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我的电脑装完显卡驱动后重启之后就出现了input&signal&out&of&range&change&settings&to&HZ,然后就一直是这样的黑屏，进不去页面了。
- 大副 十二级
显示桌面-右键点击桌面任意处-选项卡“设置”-高级-选项卡“监视器”&然后选一个符合要求的刷新率按“确定”&①在任何状态下右键单击桌面选择“属性”&②选择“设置”选项页&③点击“高级”按钮&④选择“GeForce&FX&5200”选项页（这里根据你的显卡选择）&⑤点击“刷新率超频”&⑥选择“指定默认刷新频率”&⑦在您的屏幕分辨率下选择想要的“刷新率”，这里我选择“85MHz”&⑧点击“确定”按钮&⑨点击“确定”按钮&⑩进入游戏时屏幕刷新率已经为“85MHz”，不用在切换出来调整了。&经过以上的步骤，以后就再也不需要为屏幕的刷新率而苦恼了，也为你省了不少眼药水呵呵。虽然切换出来看显示属性里的刷新率还是60MHz，但是显卡已经将刷新率定在了85MHz，实际刷新率已经是85MHz，因为我们刚刚调整的是显卡属性而不是显示器属性。经过我的测试，这个方法我可以使用。&在桌面上右击鼠标在弹出的列表中选择属性&弹出一个菜单选择设置&然后点高级&在新弹出的列表上方点监视器&里面有选项可以更改刷新率&1、在调整之前，你要先搞清楚自己的显示器在不同分辨率下的刷新率最高能上到多少，这一般在说明书上有，如果没有说明书，也有一定的经验可寻。一般15寸的显示器都能在800×600下刷新率达到75－85Hz；好一点的能上到110Hz，在下能上到85Hz。而一般17寸的也就和好点的15寸的一样，当然优秀点的17寸可以上到更高，这就要以说明书上的为准了。当然显卡所支持的最大的刷新率也是不同的，但现在显卡的这项参数一般都远远高于显示器的参数，所以一般情况下你就没必要对显卡操心了。&2、在正确安装好显卡的驱动后（说到这里，我补充一句，好些显卡需要先装上windows自带的标准显卡驱动程序后才能把正确的驱动安装成功，而升级时也要先将显卡的驱动转化为标准的驱动后再升级），有时监视器的驱动你没有，就最好是安装一款windows自带的品牌监视器的驱动程序（因为如果安装为即插即用监视器后，有些显卡会出现没有刷新率选项的情况）。这样你就可以调节显示器的刷新率了。当然，对于不是安装你监视器对应驱动程序的朋友，要注意你的刷新率选项下可能有高于你显示器所能够承受到刷新率。这时你就要以上面的经验值来定了，不要盲目上最高的刷新率，不然显示器坏了可不要找我！&3、一般情况下，你肯定是先设置好屏幕分辨率后才设置刷新率的，而你肯定是长期在某一种分辨率下使用的，而你调整好的也往往是这个分辨率下的显示器刷新率。而大多数人调整到这里也就完了。其实这还不够，还需要变换屏幕的分辨率到640×480和（或更多不同的分辨率，按你自己的需要）下，分别调整刷新率到合适（从保护眼睛的角度）的模式下（在显示器允许的情况下，刷新率尽量设置在75Hz以上）。如果屏幕位置变化了，也要同时在显示器上调整屏幕的位置。调整好后，再还原到你常用的分辨率下，找到Dxdiag.exe这个文件，通常在c:\winnt\system32\dxdiag.exe（win2000）或c:\Program&Files\directx（win98）目录下，运行它，选择里面的其他帮助菜单栏，里面有个替代按钮，点击它后，选中替代值，并在右边的空框中填上一个合适的刷新率值，一般填85就可以了，如果你的显示器很差，建议用75比较合适。确认后退出就可以了。对于NT用户，这一项要以管理员身份登陆进行修改才能生效。&4、为什么要这样呢？你可能有过这样的经历，在打游戏或者用一些DOS软件时（全屏模式），本来调整好的屏幕变歪了，当你重新调整好后，以后也就没这个问题了，这也使问题不容易暴露。其实许多游戏默认运行的分辨率和你桌面的分辨率并不同，它运行时会自动调整屏幕的分辨率，这样屏幕的移动也就可能发生，因为不同分辨率和不同刷新率下屏幕的位置是不同的，其状态显示器是分别储存的，当你调整好一种后，它会自动储存，下次再用这种状态时，它就会按你调节后的储存状态控制显示图象的位置了，从而使屏幕不再歪曲（而早期的显示器就没有这种功能，从而这种显示器在windows下使用时有时经常要调整屏幕的位置，相信很多朋友都有这样的经历吧）。如果你没按上面第3条的方法分别调整屏幕的刷新率，在程序变化分辨率运行时，如果你的显示
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- 大副 十二级
进入安装模式,把驱动程序删除了,换个或把分辨率调到显示器支持的范围,HZ
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显卡驱动有问题。
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求翻译：input signal out of range change settings to hz是什么意思？
input signal out of range change settings to hz
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输入信号变化范围设置为1600 * 900 60HZ
输入信号的范围改变设置为__LW_AT__ Hz
输入信号在范围变动设置外面对hz
输入的信号范围内更改设置以 1600 * 900-60 hz
输入信号变化范围设置为1600 * 900 60HZ
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