Norton has nothing to do with video drivers so I really doubt that the
two are related.

Use your device manager to check the installed/active drivers for your
display adapter.  Change them back to the proper driver.

RIGHT-click on MY COMPUTER, select properties, click the DEVICE
MANAGER tab, open the DISPLAY ADAPTER list, double click on your video
card.

Now click DRIVER--CHANGE DRIVER -- SHOW ALL.  Find your brand (on the
left) and model (on the right) and install it.

Jim Meagher
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-----Original Message-----
From: James Kerr <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Wednesday, March 25, 1998 1:29 AM
Subject: [PCSOFT] Chaining Driver


>Hi all, heres a good one I keep getting an error that is not letting
me run
>anything but 640x480 16 colors and I cant figure out the answer for
it. The
>exact message I get from windows is when it starts up the message is
as
>follows. " Software has been installed which interferes with the
proper
>working of win95 display mini driver. Specifically, a chaining
display
>driver has been added. These are commonly used by remote screen
programs.
>You may run in VGA mode with the chaining driver installed. You may
run in a
>higher resolution by getting updated software from the vendor or by
>uninstalling the chaining driver."
>
>This is very weird according to the person that worked on the machine
before
>me said that he thinks that these problems started happening around
the time
>he uninstalled Norton Anti-Virus but I installed it and still the
problem
>persists, any help on this matter would be really appreciated as I am
at a
>loss now I dont see any commands to load any unusual drivers in the
registry
>or the ini files,,  TIA
>
>
>                             James
>