Windows 10: SyncMaster 2043SNX and Windows 10 refusing native resolution.

Hey everyone.

I just got a new desktop computer and I'm really excited to start using it, but it doesn't have a graphics card [yet]. I also have a [somewhat old] monitor, the Samsung SyncMaster 2043SNX. It's native resolution is 1600x900 (16:9). My integrated graphics card is ATI Radeon 3000 Graphics, with 512MB dedicated. I've tried using RCRM.exe to try to give more resolution options, but the best I can do is 1400x900, which leaves black bars on the side of the screen, which bums me out that I can't do the native resolution.

But get this:

When I try to set 1600x900, it 'works' - but instead of actually doing 1600x900, it goes to 1280x960, which looks really bad on my monitor. Do you guys know how to help me with this? I'm really bummed out that it doesn't work. I can answer any more questions that you guys have.

Best,


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Image and Monitor issues

I will try to be brief and include all the details.

So I downloaded and upgraded to Windows 10 Pro from Windows 7 Ultimate. While the updating was taking place, I noticed that the installer had a smaller resolution than my display, due to the pixelated image. Otherwise it looked fine. But when I got to the
desktop, I noticed that my resolution was still set at 1024x768 and the screen was surrounded by black borders (my native resolution is 1920x1080). I changed to my native resolution and the problem persisted. The monitor menu wouldn't allow me to adjust the
image on the X or Y axis, thinking it was perfectly centered (I presume). I have only one monitor: A Samsung SyncMaster SA300. I have no idea what to do to fix this issue. Please tell me what I can do.

 

Black line appeared in the left side of the monitor on Samsung syncmaster TA350 monitor

Original Title[display settings [Resolution]]

hey MS community,

I have a problem in resolution .. it started 2 days ago..

I have Samsung syncmaster TA350 monitor which has a native resolution of 1920x1080 .... I bought it 2 years ago and I was using the recommended resolution [which is 1920x1080] while using it . and the problem started that moment when I launched GTA V played
it for like 15 mins then I closed it ... I found that there is a black line appeared in the left side of the monitor and also like most of the right side of the desktop disappeared [I have increased the brightness for u guys to see the black line] ..... anyways
what I want to say that the native resolution 1920x1080 of my 1080p monitor doesn't fit any more ... I tried the auto adjustment option in the menu of the monitor but it didn't help.. now I am forced to use the resolution 1680x1050 which is bad so can anyone
help me please

in case u need to know my pc specs:

processor [ i3 2100 @ 3.10 GHz]

GPU [Hd radeon XFX 5570 2gb]

4GB of rams

OS [windows 10 64bit]