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#HOW TO CHANGE THE SEETING IN AN ASUS VS247 MONITOR SOFTWARE#
#HOW TO CHANGE THE SEETING IN AN ASUS VS247 MONITOR WINDOWS#

Check to see whether or not the problem has been fixed when the computer boots up.Under Boot options, remove the check mark beside the Base video option, effectively disabling it.Type msconfig into the Run dialog and press Enter to launch System Configuration.

#HOW TO CHANGE THE SEETING IN AN ASUS VS247 MONITOR WINDOWS#

Press the Windows Logo key + R to open a Run.

To disable the Base video option on your computer, you need to:

In such instances, simply disabling the Base video option resolves the problem. Quite a few users affected by this issue find themselves in this predicament simply because they have an MSCONFIG option known as Base video enabled on their computers.

#HOW TO CHANGE THE SEETING IN AN ASUS VS247 MONITOR SOFTWARE#

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