Toshiba NB200 with video card went crazy

Hi, I have a big problem with my Toshiba netbook NB200-10J (PLL25E-00300VIT) because after making a backup of HD with Acronis True Image Home 11 (run with recovery discs and not with the software installed on Windows 7), reboot your computer has gone mad.
Specifically, my netbook has an integrated video card (Mobile Intel 945), which can reach a maximum resolution of 1024x600 while the computer after the backup has changed resolution to 1024x768 going even when it is in dos or when I enter the bios (in fact the screens of the bios are cut at the bottom).
I also tried to update the bios by downloading it directly from the site of toshiba but on reboot the resolution is always 1024x768.
Trying to launch a live distro of ubuntu 10 that I had on a CD, I noticed that in this case the OS "Sees" the correct video card he proposed as the possible settings 800x600 and 1024x600 (windows7 what he did before the backup with acronis).
What can I do to restore the situation before the backup ???? ATIH 2011 may have "busted" the bios the onboard video making "believe" on my laptop there is a 1024x768 monitor ????? is there any solution (even under Linux) to put everything in place ?????
Thank you all for the suggestions that I want to provide.

In my XP machine, the display is a setting. I don't know where this is in the registry.
What happens after you reinstall the chipset software and display driver in this order?
Intel Chip Set Utility for Windows XP, 9.0.0.1007, 27/05/09
Intel Display Driver for Windows XP, 6.14.10.4926, 27/05/09
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