Force DVI/HDMI resolutions and refresh rates

ive tried following this tutorial, but ive ran into some trouble.
im using a ~10 year old plasma TV with a dvi output, and i know it can support 1080i on 60hz because it does so for my streamer,
however,
i created a standard timing profile for 1920/1080 with 60hz refresh rate,
and updated the driver as insturcted,
and when i try to change to the new resolution through the screen resolution screen,
i get "out of range" on my tv,
i am not an expert on any of this, and would rather not fiddle with the advanced timings without some guidance,
i wasn't quite able to follow what was said in this thread so any help would be welcome.

Attached are 2 EDIDs i have created:
mar - standard timing profile created, on profile number 6
mar2 - i tried fiddling around with the advanced timing options, but i havent tried actually using it as the driver

Hey guys, I'm a little stuck on Step 2. You see, when I click the registry tool-bar button, the list is empty. I should also mention that I'm running VirtualBox. Would it work if somebody gave me a reference EDID file to edit?

I tried this for my second monitor but it didn't work properly.
When I reboot my pc both monitors run the startup but when I get to the account selection my second monitor turns black. Also the resolution on my first monitor is messed up and I have to manually change it.
(When I open device manager I can now only see one monitor registered.)
Hope you can help me with this,

Emieligeter.

I would like to create a detailed resolution based on my monitor's default but in higher refresh rate but i do not know what values to give in Phoenix

I would also like to see if i can create a lower detailed resolution, for example my monitor's native is 1680x1050 at 60hz, but i would like one at 1280x960 or 1280x1024 at 70 or 75hz...

Anyone can help, speak freely

When I click on the reg edit button in the Phoenix.exe and select a monitor, it says "Invalid EDID". Do you know what I can do about that?

Hi guys, I follow google to here where i found some suggestions for my issue.

I have a new monitor Dell U2417h and a graphics vga card Geforce GTX 650
But after i installed driver for the GTX 650, it only show the resolution 1024x768,
And in the Screen Resolution also shows the same and display shows that Generic Non PnP Monitor.

I have tried both HDMI and DVI Cable but they dont work
I dont know what to do know.

Please help me out with this issue.

Thank you very much!
Duy

I know it's been a couple of years since this has been made (Almost 10, wow!) But for some reason when I try to extract the edid from the registry I get an error message saying that it's invalid... Would the be due to the program possibly not supporting w10?

I know the OP will probably never see this. But Ive got to thank you for writing this program. I just went through a nightmare saga of getting my old TV to run with my fresh windows install and my nvidia drivers. I spent close to 20 hours reinstalling windows, drivers, formatting all my drives. All because windows no longer recognized my monitors actual values. Your program and tutorial let me force my way in and make the nvidia drivers read my actual monitor values which were different from the ones windows was feeding it. You literally saved me from throwing my PC off a building.

Thank you so much man who Ill never know.

This is really interesting information. I'll just add my part about somethign called HDCP High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection - Wikipedia. This crap can mess things up and if so try something like an HDCP stripper. Read more about this here: Tweaking4All.com - How to remove HDCP from HDMI signal ...

Leave it to the damn greedy MPAA and RIAA.