Windows 10: No 1440x900 resolution?

Just upgraded today, and it's functional, but I'm not seeing any 1440x900 (native) resolution. Neither in the default setting nor the Advanced Setting -> "List all Modes."

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Native resolution of my LCD monitor is not one of the options on Windows 10

I just installed Windows 10 on my wife's computer, and it isn't detecting the Viewsonic VS11354 monitor - it seems to think it's a VA1930wm, and I don't see a way to inform it otherwise. The monitor's native resolution is 1440x900, but the only options on
the Windows 10 display settings are 1024x768, which is a migrane-inducing blurry display, and 1280x1024 which doesn't work at all. This worked at the proper 1440x900 resolution with Windows 7 before I upgraded to Windows 10.

 

Increasing Screen hertz automatically reduces resolution

Already done that but doesnt help.

Look what I Tried to do is as following:

my current settings:

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What I tried to change it to:

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after I apply, it appears to the windows that it is on 1600x900 @85 hertz, but obviously the resolution is lower, so I check the monitor information, it says 1440x900 @85 hertz

if I change the resolution to any other resolution, and then increase the hertz (anything above 60), it always changes the resolution to 1440x900.

 

Thats because you need to install your graphics drivers man... *Confused

 

HOW?!?! For the love of God, PLEASE, how does one do this?!

 

Well, do have a custom built PC? If don't, just search up the name of r computer along with "drivers" on Google and should be able to find the manufacturer's website and a graphics driver download. Just don't click on the shady websites. Try to stick with the manufacturer's website.

 

Where are looking to change the resolution? Are looking in Settings > System > Display > Advanced display settings?