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Windows 7: how to set a custom resolution?

27 Oct 2009  
Milite777

Vista + Seven
13 posts
 
 
how to set a custom resolution?

I have this problem: sometimes when I start 7, I automatically get the resolution 1680x1050 (the biggest resolution supported from my samsung syncmaster 2032mw) and if I go on the resolution settings I can see that the monitor is set on syncmaster. But sometimes 7 starts to a 1280x1024 resolution and the monitor is set to display device for VGA (sorry, it's a bad translation of the italian text: dispositivo di visualizzazione per VGA). When I go to resolution settings I can only set the resolution to 1280x1024 or 1600x1200 (not supported).
I installed the last monitor and graphic card (ati radeon xpress 1250) driver but I haven't any change.
Any solution?

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27 Oct 2009  
torrentg

7600.20510 x86
5,842 posts
 
 

The latest and final version ATI will ever have for you is the Vista 9.8 Catalyst.

Is this what you're running?

ATI Catalyst? Legacy Display Driver
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27 Oct 2009  
Milite777

Vista + Seven
13 posts
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by torrentg View Post
The latest and final version ATI will ever have for you is the Vista 9.8 Catalyst.

Is this what you're running?

ATI Catalyst? Legacy Display Driver
Yes I downloaded and installed this file just yesterday
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