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That means the monitor is still broken if you move it to a new system, or even just reinstall your system and forget to copy the file over. Better to update the
by pabs3 4y ago
That means the monitor is still broken if you move it to a new system, or even just reinstall your system and forget to copy the file over. Better to update the monitor itself. Also good to keep a backup in case the issue happens again.
- washadjeffmad 4y agoThis doesn't help if the cause is that the EEPROM has failed or is no longer writable, a not uncommon cause of EDID errors.