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Old 09-10-2005, 03:08 PM   #1
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windows not displaying on factory nav screen

ok, got my cappiccino gx1 today. it works great. but i cant seem to make it display properly on my factory nav screen. i have the navtv module. my mini pc displays perfectly on a "real" monitor, but when i hook it up to the nav screen its all small and centered during the boot screen, and then it starts loading windows with the logo and all of a sudden the screen goes black. I can boot into safe mode, but it is very small and centered in the nav screen. how do i fix this? ive tried bringing the pc inside and playing with display settings but no luck. am i screwed? the owners manual says something about going to the display properties and selecting graphics properties, blah blah, click video standard and select TV mode. I see none of these options. I am running xp pro. it is hooked up to the module with a/v cables. please help!!!
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