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NVidia driver thinks I'm using a screen that I'm not using
What resolution can the eeePC 1001HA/1101HA handle with an external monitor plugged in?Samsung Monitor Bx2450 resolutionHp Laptop HDMI display to 26" Element Flat Screen 1920x1080 Not working properlyNew Screen in Laptop, Resolution IssueNew Laptop Screen, Low ResolutionThe range of graphic-card resolutions just shrank? How do video, graphic card, and monitor work to render final resolution?Cant set monitor resolution to 1920x1080, chooses a nonstandard resolution insteadWhy does 1366x768 resolution exist?Native Resolution Displaying Incorectly on Primary monitor only when Second Monitor Is ActiveMirror my screen with multiple resolutions
I have 2 screens that I've been using until recently. I accidentally broke my 24" Samsung Curved monitor so I'm back to using my 18.5" AOC n941sw.
Unfortunately my Nvidia driver is displaying for the larger monitor so when I go 1366x768 (the AOC monitor's native resolution), it displays wrong. The recommended resolution is 1920x1080 which would be fine except that everything's tiny at this resolution on the smaller monitor.
I've tried reinstalling my graphics drivers but this hasn't helped. There are no drivers for the AOC monitor of which I'm aware and at this point, I only have the AOC monitor connected to the pc.
Rebooting doesn't help anything either.
I'm at a loss of what to do or what information to provide so if anyone can help in any way even if its just to identify what further information might be necessary, I'd greatly appreciate it.
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I have 2 screens that I've been using until recently. I accidentally broke my 24" Samsung Curved monitor so I'm back to using my 18.5" AOC n941sw.
Unfortunately my Nvidia driver is displaying for the larger monitor so when I go 1366x768 (the AOC monitor's native resolution), it displays wrong. The recommended resolution is 1920x1080 which would be fine except that everything's tiny at this resolution on the smaller monitor.
I've tried reinstalling my graphics drivers but this hasn't helped. There are no drivers for the AOC monitor of which I'm aware and at this point, I only have the AOC monitor connected to the pc.
Rebooting doesn't help anything either.
I'm at a loss of what to do or what information to provide so if anyone can help in any way even if its just to identify what further information might be necessary, I'd greatly appreciate it.
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I have 2 screens that I've been using until recently. I accidentally broke my 24" Samsung Curved monitor so I'm back to using my 18.5" AOC n941sw.
Unfortunately my Nvidia driver is displaying for the larger monitor so when I go 1366x768 (the AOC monitor's native resolution), it displays wrong. The recommended resolution is 1920x1080 which would be fine except that everything's tiny at this resolution on the smaller monitor.
I've tried reinstalling my graphics drivers but this hasn't helped. There are no drivers for the AOC monitor of which I'm aware and at this point, I only have the AOC monitor connected to the pc.
Rebooting doesn't help anything either.
I'm at a loss of what to do or what information to provide so if anyone can help in any way even if its just to identify what further information might be necessary, I'd greatly appreciate it.
windows-10 display
I have 2 screens that I've been using until recently. I accidentally broke my 24" Samsung Curved monitor so I'm back to using my 18.5" AOC n941sw.
Unfortunately my Nvidia driver is displaying for the larger monitor so when I go 1366x768 (the AOC monitor's native resolution), it displays wrong. The recommended resolution is 1920x1080 which would be fine except that everything's tiny at this resolution on the smaller monitor.
I've tried reinstalling my graphics drivers but this hasn't helped. There are no drivers for the AOC monitor of which I'm aware and at this point, I only have the AOC monitor connected to the pc.
Rebooting doesn't help anything either.
I'm at a loss of what to do or what information to provide so if anyone can help in any way even if its just to identify what further information might be necessary, I'd greatly appreciate it.
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