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Got my TLUG digest today and really appreciated all the helpful answers. I had indeed already tried the usual suspects, the DEL key being my favorite, but was in limbo when I did it. I suppose I had accessed the BIOS setup, but still just couldn't see it because of the connector problem. I was afraid to press too many buttons while stalled because I didn't want to do anything weird in setup.
Guilty admission: I had connected both HDMI cables and DVI cables to compare the screens and see if I like one or the other better. DVI gave me a really strange oversized screen from which I couldn't access the Windoze menu. No problem with it after disconnecting the HDMI cable. Haven't yet tried to see if HDMI alone (with no DVI) will show the startup screen.
I guess hooking them both up even though both are on the card is a no-no.
I am now happily running Linux again. Still haven't hooked up my Brother printer/scanner (a nuisance, but not really difficult) and have yet to download the proprietary driver for my Nvidia graphics card.
Thanks for all the suggestions. --Ralph
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