Windows 10: Radeon 4350 suddenly can't go above 1200dpi

The video card that came with my Dell Vostro 430 worked fine through Win 7/8 and, until recently, 10. About a week ago the display suddenly looked stretched. I'm guessing there was a driver change, and there's no ATI/AMD Win 10 driver any longer, at least not a 64-bit one. I cannot select horizontal resolution higher than 1200dpi or so, which is less than the 1600dpi I was using before (native for my HP monitor).

Not sure why this would have happened, but I'm thinking the best solution is to upgrade to something like a Geoforce 750 TI, which at least seems to have Win10 drivers available.

Is Win10 all 64-bit or something now?

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Cannon multi-function Imageclass MF4350d unit the printer works, but scanner doesn't

I brought up Devices and Printers window. I right click on the Cannon device which is the default printer and left click on properties. A Cannon properties window opens. It shows a Device Function box with 8 items listed as follows:

Name Type Location

Cannon MF4320 - 4350 Print queues on Canon MF4320-4350

Cannon MF4320 - 4350 Imaging device 0000.001a.0000.001.003.000.000.000.000

Cannon MF4320 - 4350 Printers on USB Printing Support

Cannon MF4320 - 4350 (Fax) Print queue on Canon MF4320-4350 (FAX)

Cannon MF4320 - 4350 (Fax) Printers on USB Printing Support

USB Composite Device Universal Serial Bus controller Port_#0003.Hub_#0004

USB Printing Support Universal Serial Bus controller 0000.001a.0000.001.003.000.000.000.000

USB Printing Support Universal Serial Bus controller 0000.001a.0000.001.003.000.000.000.000

Device Status for all above was; This device is working properly.

Is there any thing above that looks wrong and should be changed?

Thanks for any help.

 

graphic card for windows 10

my pc has amd radeon hd 4350 and i looked into couple of sites and sadly to find that this graphic card does not support windows 10.can i get a confirmation from microsoft about its compatibility or is there any way it can be fixed?..hoping to get an answer....

 

Recent upgrade may have changed your original driver for the display adapter to one signed by Microsoft. Look in the device manager and see if your driver is still signed by AMD. You can re-install the older driver using Compatibiliy for Windows 8,

 

So, do you download the Win8 version of the driver and install it? How do you tell Win10 to accept this version of the driver and install it?

 

When you use the locate driver on my machine option, you will be presented with some options when your machine sees its not the latest driver. Use settings for Windows 8. *Nerd Right click on the file once you download it and go in the properties, then you can select mode.