9.7 Third-Party Display Drivers: Running Non-Windows Applications

   If you  are using  a  display driver  that  is not  provided  with Windows
   version 3.1 and you receive one of  the following messages while trying to
   run a non-Windows application:

     "Incorrect system version. Run the Windows Setup program again."
      or
     "386 System display type mismatch."

   contact your  display manufacturer  for an  updated  driver. You  can also
   solve this problem  manually by installing  3.0 driver  files. These files
   are included on the Windows version 3.1 disks.

   If your display driver works in Windows version 3.0 using the standard VGA
   virtual-display-device file  (specified by  the device=*vddvga  setting in
   the [386Enh] section of the SYSTEM.INI file), then do the following:

   1.  Copy and expand the VDDVGA30.386 file from the Windows 3.1 disk to your
     Windows 3.1 SYSTEM directory.

   2.  Change the display= setting in  the [386Enh] section of the SYSTEM.INI
     file to: display=VDDVGA30.386

   3.  Restart Windows.

   If your display driver works in Windows version 3.0 using the standard VGA
   grabber file (specified  by the  386Grabber=VGA.GR3 setting in  the [boot]
   section of the SYSTEM.INI file), then do the following:

   1.  Copy and expand  the VGA30.3GR file from  the Windows 3.1 disk  to your
     Windows 3.1 SYSTEM directory.

   2.   Change  the  386Grabber  setting  in  the  [386Enh]  section  of  the
     SYSTEM.INI file to: 386Grabber=VGA30.3GR

   3.  Restart Windows.


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