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akinos
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Well before I formated my comp , i had a 1280x1024 Screen Resolution on my VA1903wb ( ViewSonic 19"inch Monitor )
Now I cant find the 1280x1024 screen resolution on Properties > Settings.
I was able to find it before I formated.
I also run a 7600GS as Card ( In case that Helps )
Is there a a way to get 1280x1024 resolution?
Thanks in advance~
PS : Ive formated my comp lots of time and this never happened.
I did what I usualy do when I format , installed what I usual Install when I format (use CD Drivers)
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Localhost
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Did you reinstall the video card drivers?
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I always used those CD's Drivers.
( ASUS VGA Driver V558)
And
( ASUS P5K)
Never had any problems
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akinos
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I choose GeForce Series 7 since mine is a GeForce 7600GS Right?
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Codeslinger
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SF I am reporting your post to dark byte for spam. All you did was repeat what Localhost already said, quite needlessly.
Right click desktop > personalize > display settings > advanced settings > monitor > uncheck "hide modes that this monitor cannot display"
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akinos
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| Posted: Sat Sep 26, 2009 12:11 pm Post subject: |
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| Gun Ecstasy wrote: | SF I am reporting your post to dark byte for spam. All you did was repeat what Localhost already said, quite needlessly.
Right click desktop > personalize > display settings > advanced settings > monitor > uncheck "hide modes that this monitor cannot display" |
Wow THANKS ALOT!
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kls85
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| Posted: Sat Sep 26, 2009 12:27 pm Post subject: |
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That method only just let you see the other refresh rates (Hz) a monitor cannot display and has nothing to do with screen resolution.
To OP did that solution solve your problem?
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Codeslinger
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http://www.intel.com/support/graphics/sb/CS-022544.htm
| Intel wrote: | If your monitor supports the mode or resolution you desire, deselect the Windows* setting “Hide modes that this monitor cannot display”.
Deselecting this setting may allow the desired mode or resolution to be selectable. |
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| Posted: Sat Sep 26, 2009 1:22 pm Post subject: |
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| Gun Ecstasy wrote: | SF I am reporting your post to dark byte for spam. All you did was repeat what Localhost already said, quite needlessly.
Right click desktop > personalize > display settings > advanced settings > monitor > uncheck "hide modes that this monitor cannot display" |
LocalHost simply said did he install the drivers, OP replied in as he did from the supplied CD, everyone knows that CD drivers are outdated. SF simply stated to install the newest drivers to possibly fix his problem.
So kindly Gun Ecstasy shut your bullshit.
As to the OP it is quite possible that you can force a resolution using the nvidia control panel. See supplied link for details.
http://www.nvidia.com/object/custom_resolutions.html
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| Gun Ecstasy wrote: | http://www.intel.com/support/graphics/sb/CS-022544.htm
| Intel wrote: | If your monitor supports the mode or resolution you desire, deselect the Windows* setting “Hide modes that this monitor cannot display”.
Deselecting this setting may allow the desired mode or resolution to be selectable. |
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Uh congrats of quoting an Intel article written for Intel chips when he has an NVIDIA CARD.
All he needs to do is update his drivers. The drivers can use the EDID information straight from the monitor.
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Madman
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Sounds like he doesn't even have the drivers installed in the first place, as said before, download the latest drivers for your graphics card... You'll likely notice an increase in FPS since it sounds like you haven't updated your drivers in some time.
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