denonjapan
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Sep 17, 2008, 3:49 AM
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Since the NVIDIA video card has 2 DVI OUTPUT, I am assuming that one of the dvi output from the NVidia is connected to your current monitor, right? and the other is to the Olevia. if the NVIDIA control panel doesn't detect your olevia monitor connected to it may not support all independent processing threads HDCP signal. it's from your OLEVIA. Remember that's a consumer monitor. You can always tell from your NVIDIA If the monitor is compliant with the signal. otherwise blue screen.....let's say, you are seeing both monitor into the nvidia, where you can choose a single display or clone both. re-start your pc and it should work, but I doubt your OLEVIA. denonjapan made in japan
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