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Originally Posted by jephree
I would right click that entry and choose Uninstall then reboot.
If the uninstall blacks out the screen just restart from the power button.
This will see if Vista will re-recognize the proper device.
Your specific monitor should be listed there.
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I've done that to both the monitor and display driver multiple times already.
@seywar= I think they are Vista drivers as I got them from the computer's website.
Also, when installing Ubuntu:
It recognizes my monitor as 1440x900 but displays a squashed image with black bars so I altered the settings to make it full. Does that affect windows?
I've tried using an emulator (ZSNES) to force the resolution change but an error appeared "Cannot change resolution, please make sure your graphics adapter supports that resolution