Windows 10: Driver for Samsung SD590C HD monitor

I've just bought a fancy new curved screen HD Samsung monitor, but can't get it to work with my Windows 10 PC. Samsung tell me that they haven't released a Windows 10 driver yet, but that it should work with the basic Windows 10 driver. It doesn't. Has anyone solved this problem?

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Windows 10 Display Settings fails to detect 2 out of 3 monitors

Triple monitor setup has worked well for years on Win7, but Windows 10 Display Settings fails to detect 2 out of 3 monitors.

Device Manager says both Display adapters are "working properly". The latest drivers are installed for both. I also tried downloading the Intel driver direct from Intel and installing it, but that does not fix the problem.

Device Manager says all three Monitors are "working properly".

Adapters are Intel HD Graphics 4000 and NVIDIA GeForce 8400GS.

Monitors are Dell U2412M (Digital), and two Samsungs reported as Generic PnP Monitor.

The only monitor that is working is a Samsung plugged into the analog 9-pin port on the GeForce adapter.

The Customize your display setting "detect" option reports "Didn't detect another display". Oddly, the display it does detect is numbered "2".

Windows 10 is fully updated.

Any ideas?

 

Samsung S27B350 showing as Generic PnP Monitor

I have a Dell Inspiron 660s with two monitors:

1) Dell U2413 on Intel HD Graphics that came with the PC

2) Samsung S27B350 on AMD Radeon HD 7700 Series

On the Color Management panel the Dell U2413 shows with its proper name. But the Samsumg S27B350 is showing as Generic PnP Monitor. (see photos attached). Drivers are up to date. I'm using Windows 10 Pro 64-bit. What needs to be done for the Samsung monitor
to show properly?

 

Are you saying you aren't getting any picture on the monitor at all? If that's the case, I don't think it is a driver issue. It sounds like a cabling/port issue.

 

Software drivers are usually for features of a monitor as monitors are Plug n Play.

 

Thanks for your ideas. I checked the cable with another brand of monitor and it was fine. I also used the same cable to connect the Samsung monitor to a Windows 7 PC and it was fine.
Yes, it should be plug and play. I installed the driver that came on a cd with the monitor and it didn't help. I also downloaded the latest driver from the Samsung website, again no joy.
I've spoken to Lenovo, Microsoft and the retailer and they have no more ideas, so its going back today as not fit for purpose. What a pity.

 

That is strange that monitor is not a new model, i can not see that drivers are needed and if there is a incompatibility with Windows 10.
What is seems like it is saying in manual picture i sent you about the drivers is something Windows Display properties can do or even Display drivers. Maybe it was something with your Graphics card or it's drivers in the Windows 10 PC.