Windows 10: Unable to change resolution to higher than 1280"1024 (with driver installed)

It happened after I changed some of the settings to save some spare space from my C:/.


Changes I've made:

• Changed Virtual RAM to other disk(X:/).
• Changed TEMP & TMP Environment Variables (both system and user path) to other disk(X:/temp).

Things I've tried to solve the problem:

• Turn the PC off and on again.
• Reinstall Nvidia driver with clean install option.
• Change TEMP & TMP back to default settings.

But none of above worked, so I came here for some help.

• System build: MS Win10 professional 10.0.18362
• CPU: i3-9100F
• GPU: EVGA Nvidia GTX1070 FTW driver ver.436.48

:)

 

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I am trying to 'extend my display' to use 2 screens. When I specify 'extend my display' in the Display application, my monitor says 'Input signal out of Range', change settings to 1280 x 1024, however my laptop doesn't allow me to change the resolution
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P17A. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.

 

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