I have resolution problem.

[Ghulam Murtaza Abbasi]

Recently I have installed Windows 7 64-bit on my PC. It has internal Video Card and I have installed drivers and working perfect and now I have problem with setting resolution on my LCD monitor.

The current resolution is 1280 x 1024 in which width the fit and height is not fit. I have option to manually add its resolution so if I should then what resolution I add in settings.

 

[i7Baby]

Go to Control Panel, Hardware and Sound, Display, Adjust Screen Resolution

 

[Nuwan Fernando]

I suppose what you have is an 17" / 19" LCD monitor with 4:3 Ratio. Actually your resolutions are fine since you have all the drivers installed.


Go to monitor menu by accessing buttons on your monitor.
If it has an auto adjust key, just press it. if it didn't solve,
There you'll see settings to widen the height. Then you can use "Move" to center it. After that press auto adjust to align the pixels.

 

[Ghulam Murtaza Abbasi]

I suppose what you have is an 17" / 19" LCD monitor with 4:3 Ratio. Actually your resolutions are fine since you have all the drivers installed.


Go to monitor menu by accessing buttons on your monitor.
If it has an auto adjust key, just press it. if it didn't solve,
There you'll see settings to widen the height. Then you can use "Move" to center it. After that press auto adjust to align the pixels.

This is my LCD. I have checked its settings but there is no option to make changes in width or height.

 

[Ghulam Murtaza Abbasi]

I suppose what you have is an 17" / 19" LCD monitor with 4:3 Ratio. Actually your resolutions are fine since you have all the drivers installed.


Go to monitor menu by accessing buttons on your monitor.
If it has an auto adjust key, just press it. if it didn't solve,
There you'll see settings to widen the height. Then you can use "Move" to center it. After that press auto adjust to align the pixels.

This is my LCD. I have checked its settings but there is no option to make changes in width or height.

 

[Nuwan Fernando]

See the below link

http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c00850059

 

[Ghulam Murtaza Abbasi]

See the below link

http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c00850059

But these belongs to HP Monitors and mine is Dell.

 

[Nuwan Fernando]

Do you have any similar buttons? If so you can them to see whether you can get to screens.

What you should look for is vertical adjustments or heights.

 

[Ghulam Murtaza Abbasi]

In my LCD, all buttons with power button are in one place at bottom right corner and the HP monitor has power button on top right corner.

About the adjustments, I am looking for just height because width is okay.

 

[Nuwan Fernando]

OK then look to your bottom right corner on your LCD. press the menu button --> select auto adjustments using up down buttons.

If that didn't solve the problem,
Press menu --> select positioning --> select vertical position and change the value.

 

[Ghulam Murtaza Abbasi]

OK then look to your bottom right corner on your LCD. press the menu button --> select auto adjustments using up down buttons.

If that didn't solve the problem,
Press menu --> select positioning --> select vertical position and change the value.

I have tried Auto Adjustments option but didn't work and vertical/horizontal adjustments option isn't available.

P.S. before this problem, I had external Graphic Card where everything was working fine and now when I have removed it and using internal then this problem is occurring. What you think, is this problem occurring because of internal Graphic card?

 

[Nuwan Fernando]

No. it's all about way your monitor handling the internal graphic card. There should be such settings on your monitor. Also what's your monitor? a wide screen one or 4:3 one?

 

[Ghulam Murtaza Abbasi]

No. it's all about way your monitor handling the internal graphic card. There should be such settings on your monitor. Also what's your monitor? a wide screen one or 4:3 one?

Wide

 

[Nuwan Fernando]

You can try entering the below resolutions.

1366 X 768
1600 X 900
1960 X 1080

Try the minimum one to see whether it works. Then try the next and onward. Set the maximum your monitor can handle.