Windows 10: My laptop internal display is connected to "Microsoft basic display adapter" and I cannot...

gpu: nvidia geforce GTX 1060 / 6gbcpu: intel i7-6700HQI have tried every possible solution I could find but none have worked. One interesting thing is that when I plug my computer into a monitor via hdmi then it will use my nvidia gpu and run much better.so in the advanced display settings display 1 will always be "connected to microsoft basic display adapter" and when plugged into another monitor it will have display 2 connected to my nvidia graphics card.- My display drivers and windows are fully updated- in nvidia control panel I have set my "preferred graphics processor" to "high-performan

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microsoft basic display adapter

VGN-FS570, clean install from xp to win 10 having a problem the graphic display, only seeing microsoft basic display adapter, not getting the full screen of the display, cannot change the adapter, tried
to install adapter, not supported by your device

the problem is cannot change microsoft basic display adapter, not getting full screen on display, also seeing a yellow arrow on the adapter in device manager, was able to get full screen when using win xp. how do i fix this problem,
I have tried numerous technique without success

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Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter Unable to Connect

We have just purchase a Framework laptop with a 12th Generation Core i5 processor and we are unable to connect to any of our several Microsoft Wireless Display V2 adapters. We have connected with several other laptops with different processors and hardware perfectly happily but with this laptop I press Ctrl + K and the display adapter shows up in the list, I click connect and the display in question shows connecting, it then just spins and fails to actually show anything and eventually times out.

I can see that the adapter appears as a Miracast device in device manager and I have tried the following and rebooted several times:

• Changing the Wireless Band
  
• Resetting the Adapter
  
• Tried with a different adapter
  
• Updating the Adapter Firmware (now on the latest)
  
• Updating the drivers from Intel's site for:
  
  • The Bluetooth Controller (Intel Wireless Bluetooth) (Version: 22.160.0.4)
    
  • The WiFi Adapter (Intel WiFi 6E AX210) (Version: 22.160.0.4)
    
  • The Intel Iris Xe Graphics (Version: 31.0.101.3413)
    
• Removing and adding the device again
  
• Adding Exceptions to the firewall for Wireless Displays
  
• Turning off the Firewall altogether (We have no additional antivirus running)
  

All of this exhibits the same behaviour it seems to do everything except actually display on the screen and I can see no strange exceptions in the event logs that would suggest something is going wrong.

Is there something I am missing?

 

microsoft display adapter

Hi Joe,

Welcome to Microsoft Community and thank you for your interest in Windows.

I suggest you to update the display adapters as below and check if it helps.

• Right Click Start button and choose Device Manager
• Expand Display Adapters
• Right Click Intel Display Driver and choose update driver software
• Windows should automatically start downloading and installing new driver
• Try and connect to Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter

Hope this information was helpful and do let us know if you need further assistance. We will be glad to assist.