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The most common causes of this issue are: Sometimes, its the simple and all too obvious fix that wins the day.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. Success, all the resolutions were available once again and my Yusmart was correctly registered as 'Generic PnP' After a few minutes I plugged the Yusmart monitor back in and still no joy.Īt this stage it was unclear whether it was my graphics card or my monitor at fault or indeed Windows.Īs a last ditch effort I unplugged the Yusmart monitor and plugged a HP L1706 into the machine, it immediately reset the resolution correctly and registered the monitor as a generic PnP monitor.

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I then downloaded PowerStrip and built a custom driver for my monitor.

I then turned my attention to trying to locate a monitor driver for the Yusmart, which didn't go well! I installed R79733, R106458, R126991 over several hours but unfortunately none proved to solve my issue, my resolutions were still set to 1024, 1280, 1600, 1900 and so

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I right clicked on the Setup.exe after unzipping to \dell\drivers\Īnd ran 'Troubleshoot Compatibility' which ran without error and the drivers installed.

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I tried to re-install the previous graphics drivers by first removing them and then going through the same process as before the SP1 update as I thought it might be the graphics drivers at fault. The monitor was now registered as 'Generic Non-PnP Monitor' after rebooting my resolution had been set to 640x480 and my only choices were 1600x1200Īnd so on, no 1680x1050 option at all, in fact all the 1152, 1440 and so on were missing.

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With a 22in monitor running 1680x1050.Īfter installation of W7, it was nessersary to install an older Dell driver for the integrated graphics, I grabbed several builds from Dell [ driverĪll this went nicely and I had my monitor now running 1680x1050 on my 82865G with full Intel Extreme Graphics 2 control panel. I installed a new copy of Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit on this machine that had been running Linux. The machine in question is a Dell Optiplex GX270 with the dreaded Intel Integrated 82865G graphics and a Yusmart monitor. With any luck this would also work with the win 7 display resolution screen in much the same way. It would seem having the nvida control panel open at the time was necessary. BTW I had already tried unplugging the cable and restartingĪnd plugging back in but this didn't work. Went blank for a second and then the nvida control panel popped back up now showing the eternal monitor as HP L2045W and set to it's native resolution. I unplugged the VGA cable and then opened the nvidia Control panel (this only displayed the laptop display as expected) and then plugged the cable back in. I install latest drivers for nvidiaĪnd the monitor but made no difference at all. Spent all of yesterday trying everything including the add resolutions proposed above. Everything was working fine then suddenly windows / nvidiaĭidn't recognise my monitor as HP reset it back to Generic Non PNP and changed the resolution down which made it quite blurry. I have Win 7 X64 with nvidia Quadro card and HP L2045W lcd monitor with native res of 1680x1050 connected by VGA cable.

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As a work around, you can use the 3rd party software PowerStrip to support multiple resolutions. To download the monitor driver, just manually click update driver in Properties. Or you can test other previous versions as well. To download the graphic driver: GeForce/ION Driver Release 196. Uninstall the graphic driver and monitor driver, then update the drivers to the latest version.

If the issue persists, please continue the following steps. 4) Click the "Driver" tab and click "Roll Back Driver". 3) Right click the Nvidia GeForce 8800 Ultra and click "Properties". 2) Double click to expand the Display adapters. Try to roll back the driver to the previous version: 1) Click the Start Button, type Device Manager in the Search bar and press "Enter".