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How can I configure Windows to use the correct resolution for a standard definition TV (SDTV)?
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I know someone who has a laptop and wants it to output video to a TV. I bought a cheap cable to connect its VGA output to one of the TV's composite video inputs.
The seller of the cable ...
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Digimate monitor listed as Generic non PnP, unable to increase resolution
Very recently my desktop decided to suddenly downgrade my lovely 1680x1050 resolution to a paltry 1024x768.
The monitor in question is a 22" Digimate L-2280WD. I'm currently using it on a Windows 7 ...
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Replacement laptop LCD resolution error
I replaced a broken screen on a Dell Latitude D620. I didn't notice until later that the original screen was WXGA and the replacement WXGA+. Both were offered as options on this particular model.Now ...
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I need a hardware or software solution for guaranteeing a particular video output resolution and refresh rate on a computer running MS Windows 7?
I'm looking for a solution to reliable fixed output resolution and refresh from a Windows 7 PC.
Ideally a hardware solution, i.e. a particular motherboard (maybe with LVDS) or a BIOS or graphics BIOS ...
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Force screen resolution to its maximum in Windows
I have a Samsung SyncMaster SA100 monitor which I got after my good old CRT failed. The CRT had a maximum supported resolution of 1024x768 and the Samsung has 1366x768. However, when I connect the ...
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Nvidia: force 1920x1080 as an option
Proprietary Nvidia (290) on gentoo here.
I'm running Nvidia TwinView with two 1680x1050 monitors here. Now I want to hotplug between HDTV and one of the monitors. Almost good, but since Nvidia reads ...
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Faking monitor EDID information
My monitor is sort of finicky. Sometimes I run a program that cycles through resolutions and the monitor will refuse to give its EDID information for a few days:
(/var/log/Xorg.0.log)
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