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  1. #1
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    Monoprice Monitor - Capacitive or Resistive?

    My 17" Monoprice arrived today. Reading the docs I learned that if I do nothing it will default to capacitive bot if I load the drivers from the included CD, it will be upgraded to resistive. Is that something I should do? I have no idea how to load drivers in Linux. I don't even know how to boot into the settings.

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    Re: Monoprice Monitor - Capacitive or Resistive?

    If you're running PP, just plug it in and get the signal source right. I -think- it'll be running as resistive. But it's plug n play once you get past the signal source bump- do a restart and it'll autoadjust for the correct screen size (another brief moment of oh, xxxx! when I installed mine). I didn't load any extra drivers.

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    Re: Monoprice Monitor - Capacitive or Resistive?

    Thanks, Carlson. I won't be able to try it until Monday. Now I'm wishing I'd gone for the 19".

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    Re: Monoprice Monitor - Capacitive or Resistive?

    Was able to hook it up today, totally plug and play. Absolutely painless and works great.

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    Re: Monoprice Monitor - Capacitive or Resistive?

    Quote Originally Posted by jttoner View Post
    Thanks, Carlson. I won't be able to try it until Monday. Now I'm wishing I'd gone for the 19".
    fwiw, you should of went with the 19"...
    17" is just so small...
    NOTE:As one wise professional something once stated, I am ignorant & childish, with a mindset comparable to 9/11 troofers and wackjob conspiracy theorists.

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    Re: Monoprice Monitor - Capacitive or Resistive?

    I tried to change to the 19" but Amazon was just too fast.

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