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I am asking you with a great request for help with a problem I can not deal with.
I hope I have chosen a good section on this topic
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My problem:
the system does not recognize my monitor and detects it as a
monitor monitor VGA
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My monitor model: LG Flatron W2243S
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this is my conifig.plist
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I've an early 2006 iMac (4,1) that I updated with Core2Duo. I then upgraded the firmware to 5,1 and everything works without issues. It is currently running 10.6.8. System profile reports it correctly as an iMac5,1.
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