Hi Greg1968, 1. Have you installed Windows 7 compatible video card driver? Try the following steps and check the result. Step 1: Download and install Windows 7 compatible video card driver a. Download the driver either manually using Option 1 or automatically using Option 2 c. Install the driver and check the result. Step 2: If the issue persists, check if the device has any available updates. Neko Case Blacklisted Zip on this page.
Download and install the right update for your device and restart the computer. Servicetool Mp287 there. Check if the issue persists. Step 3: Adjust best display on your monitor a. Check if the issue persists. Visit our and let us know what you think. Hello Syed V. Thank you for considering this issue for me.
I have installed the latest video card driver for the NVIDIA Quadra FX 380M card. I also followed your recommended step two above to get automatic driver updates. Unfortunately, the Apple Cinema 30' display will still only display 1280x800. The monitor listed in the device manager appears as 'Generic PnP Monitor'. Is it possible that this Generic PnP Monitor setting for windows 7 does not yet support displays at 2560x1600?
Thanks for your help, Greg. The Generic PNP monitor driver went to 1280x1024 resolution on a Win7 PC that I just tested it on and went up to 1080p on this machine. Do you have EDID enabled in your Nvidia display adapter settings? Ideally a driver written specifically for your monitor would be best. That said you can manually change to a different Windows driver which supports higher resolutions. Open Device Manager and go to Monitors. Right click on the display driver listed there and choose Update driver software. Then pick 'Browse my computer for driver software'.
Just used bootcamp to create a single windows partition on a 500GB hard drive.installed windows 7 pro successfully, monitor, keyboard, and mouse working fine. I just built a new windows 8 PC with a GA-Z77X-UP4 TH motherboard so I could have a Thunderbolt port for my Apple LED Cinema Display 27'. Unfortunately, the display.
On the subsequent menu select 'let me pick form a list of device drivers on my computer'. On the next menu, UNcheck 'show compatible hardware'. A list of manufacturers will then appear in the left hand box and monitor model numbers in the right. There's nothing useful under Apple so stick with the first item, Standard Monitor Types. In the list of available drivers you will find several named 'Digital Flat Panel' which have high resolutions. Try the one for 'Digital Flat panel (2560x2048 60Hz). The 60hz spec is important because you don't want to exceed the maximum refresh rate of your monitor. Hopefully you will find 2560x1600 in the list of available display settings with that driver.