I'd love to be able to use both the Samsung and AOC monitors together. I would really appreciate any help anyone can give. I also tried another graphics card (GeForce 6200TC), but that did exactly the same thing, so I'm faily convinced that it's not the graphics card.
#E2016HV SHOWS UP AS GENERIC PNP MONITOR INSTALL#
I plugged in a blank hard drive and did a fresh install of Windows 7 Professional 64-bit, and the same thing happened, so I'm fairly sure it's nothing to do with my Windows installation. After a moment's delay, Windows loaded the "generic PnP" driver, and identified the monitor as "F22" so I know the monitor is working fine.Īnyone any idea what I can do? According to ATI (see ) the graphics card should be able to support this without problem.
I tried the monitor on a neighbour's machine (HP Pro 3010MT with on-board "Intel 4 series express chipset family" graphics) and it worked fine. Microsoft Windows Update service can also help you manually perform generic PnP monitor driver download, update, and installation.Here are the step-by-step Images detail: Show All Images.
#E2016HV SHOWS UP AS GENERIC PNP MONITOR DRIVERS#
This gives a lower resolution, that is the wrong aspect ratio for the monitor. Download Generic PnP Monitor Drivers - Install and Update Top Images From Images. I just bought myself an AOC F22s+ 22" LCD monitor, which is supposed to be able to give a 1920x1080 resolution, but Windows refuses to recognise the monitor as plug-and-play, and so loads a "generic non-PnP" driver. This works fine, and I get the right resolutions on both (1680x1050 on the Samsung, and 1280x960 on the Relisys). I have been using this for some time with a Samsung 226bw 22" monitor on the DVI output, and a Relisys 17" flat screen on the other output. I have a Dell Studio Desktop 540MT (15 months old), which came with a 256Mb Radeon ATI HD3450 graphics card.
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