Screen Resolution Default causes Installation failure

Hello, it took me quite some time to install Vista Beta 2 because the
installation was defaulting my setup to a video resolution to a higher value
than what was possible for my laptop LCD monitor. I am installing on a Dell
Inspiron 600m, XGA screen with max 1400 x 12... resolution. The effect of
the error only occurs on the final boot up of the operating system (annoying
to install and get this at the end!) and there is no safe mode boot option to
correct. I somehow repeated and stumbled my way into a safe mode boot;
possibly by doing a clean install. I hope you can investigate this problem
for RC1 and or the final release.

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Hi justin i had /have the same prob
but just wait longer in the end it wil work vista loads
just slow when the correct driver is not instaled yet at first
but it wil find a way.
and onces you are there install the corect vista driver if available.
my nvidia card does not handle 1024 on 32k on vista
but it did handle 800x600 on 16k
and after that i loads quick


Justin" <> wrote in message
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> Hello, it took me quite some time to install Vista Beta 2 because the
> installation was defaulting my setup to a video resolution to a higher
> value
> than what was possible for my laptop LCD monitor. I am installing on a
> Dell
> Inspiron 600m, XGA screen with max 1400 x 12... resolution. The effect of
> the error only occurs on the final boot up of the operating system
> (annoying
> to install and get this at the end!) and there is no safe mode boot option
> to
> correct. I somehow repeated and stumbled my way into a safe mode boot;
> possibly by doing a clean install. I hope you can investigate this problem
> for RC1 and or the final release.
>
> ----------------
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> http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/com...allation_setup