[SOLVED] Blurry display on native resolution ?

[nrghorizon]

Win 10, 1366x768
I went into the display options and chose a higher resolution, but when I changed it back to native (1366x768) it's blurry. Does anyone know the solution?

 

[rgd1101]

reboot the pc?

 

[nrghorizon]

Didn't help

 

[rgd1101]

what the pc? monitor?
are you sure it is 1366x768?

 

[hotaru.hino]

What monitor is this? What interface is it using? What options do you have for resolution selection?

 

[nrghorizon]

What monitor is this? What interface is it using? What options do you have for resolution selection?

LG Flatron E1940, VGA

 

[rgd1101]

running at 60hz?
what and why did you change the resolution?

 

[nrghorizon]

running at 60hz?
what and why did you change the resolution?

Yes
Changed it to 1920x1080 for a second just to see and then switched it back.

 

[rgd1101]

how? in your gpu driver?

 

[nrghorizon]

how? in your gpu driver?

Windows display settings

 

[rgd1101]

so you did this? and now the native resolution is fuzzy

How to change the resolution Windows sends to VGA monitor?

I'm using an old 1280x1024 LCD monitor with my laptop and today my VGA to HDMI adapter stopped working, so I started using VGA directly (wasn't using before because of this problem) For some reason

superuser.com

 

[nrghorizon]

so you did this? and now the native resolution is fuzzy

How to change the resolution Windows sends to VGA monitor?

I'm using an old 1280x1024 LCD monitor with my laptop and today my VGA to HDMI adapter stopped working, so I started using VGA directly (wasn't using before because of this problem) For some reason

superuser.com

Yes, but i didnt have problems with adapters. I just randomly switched resolution to see how it looks. Also when playing some games, like GTA 5 it looks normal.

 

[rgd1101]

change the scaling?

 

[nrghorizon]

change the scaling?

Tried that already. Also tried updating windows and checking for driver updates.

 

[hotaru.hino]

LG Flatron E1940, VGA

You may need to adjust the settings on the monitor, especially if it has a sharpness option.

 

[nrghorizon]

You may need to adjust the settings on the monitor, especially if it has a sharpness option.

Already tried that.

 

[hotaru.hino]

Already tried that.

I'm going to assume then you've probably tried a new cable, tried using another computer or some other VGA output device (if one was available), etc.

In this case, you probably just scuffed your display in some way doing whatever it is you did.

 

[nrghorizon]

I'm going to assume then you've probably tried a new cable, tried using another computer or some other VGA output device (if one was available), etc.

In this case, you probably just scuffed your display in some way doing whatever it is you did.

Solved it. Had to go to adjust ClearType text and set the resolution there.