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PeeJ52

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2. Make sure your monitor is recognized as a plug and play monitor in device manager.

Reply to BarbaRosa (Original post)

Sun Feb 10, 2019, 04:17 PM

Feb 2019

It might have reverted to generic non plug and play monitor. The easiest fix would probably be to delete the monitor in device manager, reboot, and let it be discovered again, hopefully as plug and play....

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Windows 10 question re: screen resolution [View all] BarbaRosa Feb 2019 OP

Right click the desktop, select display settings California_Republic Feb 2019 #1

Make sure your monitor is recognized as a plug and play monitor in device manager. PeeJ52 Feb 2019 #2

Just to clear up what I think you meant a little. bitterross Feb 2019 #6

Yeah.. usually for people that don't know much about drivers, I find my suggestion the easiest... PeeJ52 Feb 2019 #8

Are you IN Safe Mode (per the labels at top/bottom screen on boot)? mr_lebowski Feb 2019 #3

Well, now I'm not so sure I am in safe mode. BarbaRosa Feb 2019 #4

You can still check msconfig as I instructed above ... mr_lebowski Feb 2019 #5

Please see my post above bitterross Feb 2019 #7

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