VGA: Changed resolution, TV says... not supported... now I can't get back ?

This is odd,
I changed the resolution of my MAC MINI. Then te TV says back: Display not supported but the MAC does not go back to the previous setting...
What should I do to solve it?

Thank you for your help sofar... Unfortunately that did not work out yet. I tried restarting and after the grey startup screen with Apple logo I still receive the message "Not supported". Even trying to go up- and down with the arrow keys after seconds of waiting does not change anything.
Isn't there some kind of menu available to change settings at startup or so?
This problem exists with VGA due to my fiddeling <?> I also have a DVI connection which gives an image so I can get into the MAC. Unfortunately the DVI picture is crap. (see my other posting on that matter
So I would like to go back to my VGA picture which is preferable. Is there anywhere in de MAC where I can change settings for VGA when I am in DVI mode ?

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