Asus p236h monitor driver

[JimJohnson0913]

anyone know of a driver for an ASUS VH242 monitor?

 

[MauveCloud]

Monitors don't always need separately downloaded drivers, but it would help if you reduced the ambiguity about which monitor you have. Your subject line indicates an Asus p236h, even though p236h is actually an Acer model number, but your message body indicates you have an Asus VH242. For an Acer p236h, you can select your monitor on this page and download a driver:
http://us.acer.com/ac/en/US/content/drivers

 

[ssddx]

seconded.

monitors are plug and play for the most part.
the only feature i've seen that requires drivers is pivot (rotating the display)

 

[JimJohnson0913]

Monitors don't always need separately downloaded drivers, but it would help if you reduced the ambiguity about which monitor you have. Your subject line indicates an Asus p236h, even though p236h is actually an Acer model number, but your message body indicates you have an Asus VH242. For an Acer p236h, you can select your monitor on this page and download a driver:
http://us.acer.com/ac/en/US/content/drivers

Thanks MauveCloud:

Sorry about the mixup. I am new and just learning this forum. I just bought a new ASUS VH242 23.6 monitor and noticed that the words are a little (fuzzy) for lack of a better word, in it's native resolution (1920x1080). The last time I saw this issue was when I had not installed the driver that comes with a Dell monitor that I purchased, or when I was not running at the native resolution of a monitor. I know monitors are plug and play but don't recall not getting a driver disk from manufactures before. Just wondering if anyone on this highly technical forum had any experience with such an issue.

Thanks in advance.

 

[MauveCloud]

Are you connecting it via HDMI? If so, you may need to check your video card settings to make sure the Underscan/Overscan is set correctly for your monitor.

 

[JimJohnson0913]

Are you connecting it via HDMI? If so, you may need to check your video card settings to make sure the Underscan/Overscan is set correctly for your monitor.

MauveCloud:

Bingo! That was it. Glad to know you guys. Hope I can help some day.

Thanks a bunch.

 

[JimJohnson0913]

Best answer selected by JimJohnson0913.