Question Input signal out of range to 1680x1050 60 hz

manolis kokotsakis

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Thia message running through my oc screen. I use a new screen and all time this. I try to change reolution but there is no option for 1600x1050 . My curent resolution is 1920x1080. The only resolution that i can see well. all others not. Cut screen and not clean. Where i camn find this resolution ? what can i do ?
 

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Question about "Thia message running through my oc screen."

Overclocked? Please provide more detail.

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Update your post to include full system hardware specs and OS information.

Make and model display? How connected?

Some monitors have their own drivers - check the display manufacturer's website.

Manually download, install, and configure.
 
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manolis kokotsakis

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Thanks for your interest.
i3 12100
16 gb ram ddr5, never overclocked 1 screen
problems start after put new screen, never before.
Serial number of screen is V6-DM755, MODEL L2250p wide

I cant find the drivers for the model.
 
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This screen?

https://www.amazon.com/Lenovo-ThinkVision-Widescreen-Backlight-2572MB6/dp/B005ZGX2C2

Appears to be a very old product. Where purchased?

Reference:

https://pcsupport.lenovo.com/us/en/...wide-22in-led-monitor/2572/downloads/ds001735

And you do mean the entire product which is a monitor but could also be described as a display. Screen could be used - however, the screen is a part or component of the entire monitor/display.

Replacing a monitor is one thing. Replacing just the screen is repair.

What was the problem, if any, that caused you to replace the monitor?

How is the monitor connected to its' host computer? VGA, DVI-D, DP? Be sure that you are using the correct cable, connection ports, and configuration settings.

I found this link for the drivers:

https://support.lenovo.com/us/en/downloads/ds001735-lenovo-l2250p-22-in-wide-monitor-files

Very old.

You may not be able to configure the computer setup for the desired/required resolution.
 
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manolis kokotsakis

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Hi thanks for your interest.
The link you sent me is not for win 10 sir. I bought this screen used. Is working finr except the resolution.
You may not be able to configure the computer setup for the desired/required resolution. ??
What you mean by that ?
The pc is working finr. But in the resolution settings there is no sucjh as 1680x1050.

Picture is poor and all the time this info running on my screen .
 

manolis kokotsakis

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Hi thanks for your interest.
The link you sent me is not for win 10 sir. I bought this screen used. Is working finr except the resolution.
You may not be able to configure the computer setup for the desired/required resolution. ??
What you mean by that ?
The pc is working finr. But in the resolution settings there is no sucjh as 1680x1050.

Picture is poor and all the time this info running on my screen .
Yes it's this screen.
 

Ralston18

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I found the monitor's User Guide:

https://download.lenovo.com/pccbbs/visuals/lt2252p_ug_eng.pdf

Verify that I found the applicable User Guide.

According to Page 2-7 the monitor supports 1680x1050.

It does not support 1920 x 1080.

Provided that I understand the overall situation it appears that you will need to change the iGPU or GPU configuration to use 1680 x 1050.

You would make that change by using the GPU Control panel.

That being the highest resolution that the monitor supports.
 
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Do you know who manufactured the GPU?

In any case, right click an empty area of the desktop.

A small menu should appear with "Show more options" at the bottom. Left click that choice.

Another small menu should appear that includes the manufacturer's name followed by the words "Control Panel.

For example on my computer the menu item is listed as "NVIDIA Control Panel".

Left click that choice and the applicable Control Panel should open.

There will be more options and on my system under "Display" I can select 1920 x 1080 via a resolution menu. Or select other supported resolutions if and as required.

However, if your systems does not support 1920 x 1080 then that resolution should not appear as an option. Or be greyed out accordingly if it does.

Hopefully your Control Panel will list 1680 x 1050 as a selectable resolution.

If the Control Panel is not clear then take some screenshots and post the screenshots here via imgur (www.imgur.com).
 

manolis kokotsakis

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The GPU is on the cpu, of Intel i3 12100.
Sir, i dont see any otion of 1680 x 1050 .
The otion 1920x1080 , exist but dont play clear and info is moving around aying,

Input signal out of range to 1680x1050 60 hz​


I try all possible otions . GPU , at leats mine , is not solution because sent me back to the basic analysis of screen from settings.
 

manolis kokotsakis

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I put analysis from settings to 1440x900 and message dissapear . Screen is ok now.
I couldnt do it before.

What I can do with the drivers ?
There is no drives for this model for win 10 ?