Resolution problem

Gunny3053

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Hi Gang

Its been a while since I was last on here with a problem, thats the good news but now having a problem here I am.

I have a Samsung 22" monitor, 2 computers connected with a KVM switch, both computers are set up about the same, one has Win 7 Pro and the other one Ult. No problem at all with the one the resolution stays the same, the Icons are always where I leave them, etc. The resolution is set at 1680 X 1050 that is what is recommended.

Now on the other computer every time it is shut down and started up the Icons are moved and the resolution is wrong, and the monitor puts out this little box saying it needs the resolution to be set at 1680X 1050. So I click on Control Panel, and in the little boxes it says my monitor is a generic, and the wrong resolution, so I click on adjust resolution, and click on detect, and it brings up my Samsung monitor, with the correct resolution, and I have the choice of ok, cancel, and apply is grayed out. So I click on my only choice of ok. Now I have to do this every time I shut it off and turn it back on, like over night.

Question is why is the apply grayed out. As far as I can tell it has all the latest and greatest drivers, for the Video card, and Monitor. The Monitor is a Samsung 226BW.

Thanx....Gunny
 

My Computer

Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
PC desktop
OS
win7
CPU
Intel Pent 4 3.2 G
Motherboard
Intel DG965WH
Memory
3G
Graphics Card(s)
Nividia G-force 6600
Sound Card
na
Monitor(s) Displays
Samsung 22"
Hard Drives
1-WD 500G
PSU
600
Keyboard
Microsoft
Mouse
Microsoft
Reslutions and Detecting wrong monitor issue

Add a video EDID/DDC emulator between the device and connected system will solve the problem.

The issue was caused by incorrect EDID information feed to the computer system or
the EDID feeding did not maintained all the time.

Google "Full-time DDC/EDID" and you will find a lots information regarding how to solve the problem. It's a frequently found issue with old KVM switches or video switches/extenders which can not pass the correct EDID information to connected systems.
 

My Computer

OS
Windows x, Mac OS x
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