Amd eyefinity problem

[EnderCat]

Ok so I wanted to try borderlands 2 stretched over 3 monitors with my AMD card so I went into the AMD software and tried doing advanced setup by clicking my middle monitor and pressing next but then my monitor said frequency out of range so I just waited for it to reset, it didn't so I restarted my computer and I've tried resetting stuff on my motherboard bios but now anytime I get to the windows log in screen it gives me the same message. Please help quick

[m0k]

what video card are you using?
are you using the most current driver aviailable?

are all 3 monitors the same resolution and same referesh rate?
 

[m0k]

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_vista-desktop/out-of-frequency-range-the-error-message-will-not/fcda4af3-20a6-4106-ada2-0d86a6892ad9?db=5&auth=1

 

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1. When exactly are you receiving this error message?

2. Have you made any recent software or hardware changes on the system?

 

Monitors have a limit of maximum supported frequency (Refresh rate) for each resolution setting at which display is refreshed. When you set a high resolution with a high frequency that is not supported by the monitor, it displays a message "Frequency out of range."

 

You may try the following steps and check if it helps.

Method 1: Start the computer in last known good configuration.

You may refer to the following article and try using last known good configuration and check.

Using Last Known Good Configuration

 

Method 2: Start the computer in VGA mode.
Step 1:

a. Start the computer and tap F8 key continuously to get advanced boot options menu.
b. From the list, select Enable low resolution mode and press  enter.

Refer the follwoing article:

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Advanced-startup-options-including-safe-mode 

Step 2:

Once the system boots to the desktop in VGA mode, try these steps.
a. Click Start, type devmgmt.msc and press enter.
b. From the list of items, expand Display adapters.
c. Right click the device and click uninstall.
d. Restart the computer in the normal mode.

 

Method 3: Download and install the video card driver.

If you are able to boot in normal mode without any issues, then visit the system or device manufacturer website and download the latest version of video card or display adapter driver for the system and check.

 

[EnderCat]

2 hours ago, mok said:

what video card are you using?
are you using the most current driver aviailable?

are all 3 monitors the same resolution and same referesh rate?
 

My video card is R9 270

I think so

No

It's working now if I connect the monitor I clicked with VGA instead of DVI but I wanted to do it with one cable not an adapter