I always use NVidia generic drivers rather than those provided by the video card manufacturers. They seem to be more stable even if they don't enable all the manufacturer's bells and whistles. I'd assume Intel has drivers for the G chipset on their website. All rights reserved. So here's my question - can I force Windows to go to a specific resolution when either a a monitor is not attached, or b the probed modes don't match the native mode?
My suspicion with the KVM is option b - the KVM doesn't actually tell the computer that x is a valid mode for the monitor when the monitor is not active on that channel. Any help would be appreciated. This is an awfully annoying problem. Thanks, sedawkgrep [edited for clarity]. Sign in to vote. I can't select my display's native x resolution in Windows 7. I have installed the latest ATI drivers, and have installed my display's drivers, but still the max resolution I can select in either the control panel or the ATI control panel is x Hours of Googling have yielded no answers, so I was hoping someone might have some ideas for me.
Here's the hardware and software I'm working with. Any ideas would be very helpful. Wednesday, November 18, AM. Hello Seamadan, First you might go to Device Manager , right click your display adaptor in the list and select Update Driver Software ; then click Search automatically for updated driver software o r directly download the driver from Microsoft update catalog manually.
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