Windows 10: Three (3) Monitors will no long work with native resolution once upgraded to Windows 10

I have used three (3) monitors over the past couple years until I have updated to Windows 10. Since the update I have only been able to use two (2) monitors at a time in order to display each monitor at it's native resolution.


The three monitors I have are:

Two (2) Dell 24" P2417H (Native Resolution 1920x1080)

One (1) Dell 19" P1913 (Native Resolution 1440x900)


My Display Adaptor Properties states that the Adapter Type (Driver) is the Intel(R) HD Graphics 520.


When all three monitors are connected I am allowed:

Monitor 1 Dell P2417H (Main) Resolution: 1920x1080 (Max & Native)

Monitor 2 Dell P2417H Resolution: 1024x768 (Max BUT NOT Native)

Monitor 3 Dell P1913 Resolution: 800x600 (Min) to 1440x900 (Max & Native)

Regardless of configuration Monitor 2 Dell P2417H will not go above 1024x768 even if the other two monitors lower their resolution.


Before the update all monitors were at their native resolution with no problems.


Please help to determine what is needed whether it's a driver installation or something else in order for all three monitors to display their native resolution.

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In order to for your Windows 10 to show the native display for the second monitor, you may revert all screen settings back to default, and see if this resolves the issue. If it doesn't, you may try these steps:

• Press Windows key + P.
• If your monitor settings is on Duplicate, try choosing
  Extend.
• If your monitor settings is on Extend try choosing the
  Duplicate.
• Check the resolution if both monitors are showing the same resolution value.
  

Let us know the result for us to assist you further.

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