Windows 10: Can't find my resolution

Hi

My screen resolution is 1600x900 but Windows 10 can't find it
It finds 1600x1200 but not 1600x900

If there's solved topic, please add link, so you don't waste your time here.

Thanks

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Can't find default monitor resolution?

So I opened up a game and my 2nd monitor got all squished. I closed the game to go to Display Settings and my default monitor resolution (1920 x 1080) isn't there. The highest is 1600 x 1200. Here is a screenshot:

 

Can't find default monitor resolution?

Have you checked to see what Monitor driver is installed, in Device Manager ?

 

I try to open Nvidia Control Panel, but it won't open, i can see in process explorer that process starting but then it dissapears, if i right click on desktop can't find Nvidia control panel, and it takes 10-15 to right click to open.

 

How recent was this PC upgraded to Win10?

 

Hi

Just today, an hour ago or less.

 

I have downgraded back to windows 7 previous time because of this resolution problem, now upgraded again to see maybe it got fixed or something. but no *Sad

 

In Display adapters it shows Microsoft Basic Display Adapter, where can i get Nvidia One?

In Updates it's not picking any Nvidia updates.

 

Looking at the HP website for product specifications, there is no Nvidia card, just Intel Graphic Media Accelerator.

Looking at the drivers for Intel, the latest from HP 110-001ea Drivers Download for Windows 10, 8.1, 7, Vista, XP
is dated June 11, 2014, at least a year before Win 10 was released.

So, first check to see if the drivers are version 10.18.10.3643.

If not, download and upgrade the drivers. WARNING: the above link was at the top of my duck duck go search. HP's own site sort of suggests there is very limited support beyond the original Win7/8 OS for this PC.

See under Device Manager/Display Adapters for the Intel Graphics model, and look at Intel's site for possible drivers. I have a feeling the driver installer, if any, will stop in its tracks to prevent catastrophe.

Windows Update is basically saying there aren't any, and there won't be any, authorized, and signed, updated graphics drivers for your PC. Any attempt on your part to install one is a gamble you have to be willing to take.

 

Oops forgot to update my specs, I'm not using 110-001 anymore, because motherboard died, my current PC runs AMD process and integrated NVIDIA drivers, i tried updating at nvidia's webpage but it returned that my driver is up-to-date

http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/doc/p...r_na-c01779667

 

Now that i googled my graphics cards, i read that other people with this card has same display problem, so looks like my card is not compatible with w10, gonna look for some way around it, or downgrade back to 7.

 

If it is an Nvidia card, get the drivers from Nvidia.com. I'm confused why this wasn't your very first step after upgrading to 10, instead of actually rolling back to Windows 7.

I always prefer getting my video drivers from the course (Nvidia), and since Windows Update isn't bringing them to you, this is your only option. It's a simple process, and their website makes it very easy to pick the right drivers.

 

Too true.

Look, if you had the native resolution on win 7, then the card can support it.

It's the DRIVER.

My own HP DV7 will not get its native 1600x900 on what the "Latest" ATI driver MS pushes, I have to use an older one.

Install the win 7 driver for your system, and you'll get that back.