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In the monitor settings, you can sort of configure the widescreen modes in the center for each input and something else, mb the fact is that the monitor somehow resets the settings, try to turn off the monitor completely, I don't know how it works on your monitor, I need to hold the power button, and disconnect the cable from the video card and the power cable from the socket, then turn everything on again, never encountered this, as an option if there is a laptop, hook up the monitor to the laptop or if there is another PC, maybe this is a jamb of the monitor itself. Try again Win+r (msconfig) download tab and there should not be a basic video check mark at the bottom, if there is a check mark, remove it and restart the PC, you may have to set a different resolution.
Try going to Start => parameters=>display=>additional display parameters=>properties of the video adapter for the display, a new window will open and there: a list of all modes, if there is yours, click and OK.
Perhaps Windows has set the monitor hz value too high (after rebooting), although in theory, for example, you have 144hz running at 2560 1440, and 165hz is set and it only works in 1920 1080, with a certain version of the cable, try lowering the monitor hz value and maybe native resolutions will appear, or the cable does not support high resolution at high frequency.
I have a brand new HDMI cable 2.0 i'm going to attach pictures
this is before DDU and after DDU this is what happens
In the monitor settings, you can sort of configure the widescreen modes in the center for each input and something else, mb the fact is that the monitor somehow resets the settings, try to turn off the monitor completely, I don't know how it works on your monitor, I need to hold the power button, and disconnect the cable from the video card and the power cable from the socket, then turn everything on again, never encountered this, as an option if there is a laptop, hook up the monitor to the laptop or if there is another PC, maybe this is a jamb of the monitor itself. Try again Win+r (msconfig) download tab and there should not be a basic video check mark at the bottom, if there is a check mark, remove it and restart the PC, you may have to set a different resolution.
I tried multiple monitors out and its still only can output 1920x1080. i dont think its the monitor because i tried with 2 4k tv and still only can output 1920x1080 on them
1)Tried the solution I wrote: Win+r (msconfig) download tab and there should not be a basic video check mark at the bottom, if there is a check mark, remove it and restart the PC, you may have to set a different resolution? By mistake, they seem to say that the wrong drivers are installed, or for the wrong system.
2) At the command prompt, type the command pnputil.exe /e > c:\drivers.txt and press Enter.
After this command on the c drive, you will have a text file where all the drivers installed on your system are displayed. Open the file and look for the Published name : oem7.inf
You will immediately understand what kind of driver it is. If the driver is really problematic, reinstall. Only download the drivers from the hardware manufacturer's website. Then you can delete this document.
