CRT Can't support 1440 x 900

[microbillgates]

Before I reinstalled windows 7 32bit My 2nd monitor(CRT) could support 1440 X 900
but after I reinstalled windows It can only support 1280 x 1024.
I installed the same drivers as before
How can i get it so I could support 1440 X 900 again?

 

[microbillgates]

I'll update my drivers first LOL
Just found it I was at v8 and the latest driver is v15

 

[microbillgates]

I'll update my drivers first LOL
Just found it I was at v8 and the latest driver is v15

Nvm it wasn't for me.....

Still can't get 1440 X 900

 

[microbillgates]

Any fixes?

 

[microbillgates]

Still not fixed -.-

 

[Carl Lawrence]

Why are you still using a CRT?

 

[microbillgates]

It's temporary until I get a new monitor in a few weeks

 

[microbillgates]

Also
Why can't I be old school?

 

[stormy13]

Have you made sure this is unchecked?



Though why you would want to try and run a 16:10 wide screen resolution on a 5:4 monitor? Unless it has/had black bars top and bottom, nothing would display properly and be stretched.

P.S. What is the make and model of the CRT?

 

[microbillgates]

1: Yes hide modes is checked
2:There is no make/model on the CRT

 

[stormy13]

Check the label on the back.

 

[microbillgates]

Product no:EM-171
Product series: PX-769N
Model/Modell:769N

 

[microbillgates]

Here's a picture

 

[stormy13]

Considering how old that monitor is there isn't much info out there on it. What little I can find is this from back in 2004,

Get me outta 60hz!

PX-769N is a Proview 769N
PX-769N 17" 0.27mm / 1280x1024@65 / TCO99 / VIEWABLE AREA 15,70" / HOR.FREQ: 30-70KHz / VERT.FREQ: 50-160Hz / DOT RATE 110MHz / 1024 x 768@85Hz / 800 x 600@110Hz / OSD / MPRII / TUV / CE / UL / CUL /

Max supported resolution of 1280x1024@65Hz. Not sure how you managed to get it to run at 1440x900.

Also even if you did manage to find a driver for it,

http://www.sevenforums.com/drivers/249290-anyone-know-crt-monitor-drivers-product-info-thread.html

it still won't allow you to run it at 1440x900

 

[Britton30]

You've asked basically the same here http://www.sevenforums.com/drivers/249290-anyone-know-crt-monitor-drivers-product-info-thread.html
Your CRT has a 4:3 aspect ratio and won't display 14:9.