Screen resolution problem

[girarae]

People, I just bought a POV GTX 465, before i used a Radeon X1550
I'm using a VGA-DVI connector since the one on my motherboard broke.
I already installed the driver from the CD.It wasn't in the recommended resolution so I changed it from 1024X768 to 1360X768 but it says "Out of range 65.5khz/80hz
so I downloaded the latest driver but still nothing changed
Anybody help??

EDIT.::.
I'm using an LG FLATRON W1941S

 

[Anthony]

Did you uninstall the driver before you fitted the new gfx card?

 

[girarae]

No, but i uninstalled it after it

 

[Anthony]

Does your monitor support 80hz? If not reboot into safe mode, then uninstall any drivers to do with ATI and/or nVidia then reboot in normal mode then install your new gfx card drivers!!

 

[girarae]

How do you start in safe mode on win 7, using Asus

 

[Petey7]

Tap F8 repeatedly when you first turn on your computer.

 

[girarae]

I tried going into safemode uninstalling it and reboot and install it but the problem still persists .First i couldn't install it at first because WIN 7 installs it on it's own so i have to wait it to finish.Recently i was playing Just Cause 2 fine but now the out of range comes out..Anyone help!.


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[Petey7]

See is you can do things in a different order. Uninstall, reboot into safe mode, and try installing while in safe mode.

 

[Anthony]

In that picture where it says 'Display = 1. Generic non PnP monitor. Could that be your problem? You need a driver for your monitor??

Make & Model of your Monitor please??

 

[Petey7]

I remember some people with that resolution had to enter the info into the NVIDIA control panel manually. Not sure how to do this though.

EDIT: Anthony, look at the bottom of the first post.

 

[thefabe]

Welcome to Seven Forums I found this driver for your LCD on the LG site scanned with MSEView attachment W1941.zip
LG Product Support for W1941S-PF# Unzip this file> and try to install using the w1941 setup information file. It's a Vista driver, if unsccessful you may have to go through device manager> monitor> update drive software> browse my computer>and direct it to where the file is located.
Installing the driver for you monitor usually will allow you to use it's native resolution. Fabe

 

[girarae]

I've Downloaded it but I don't know how to install it .Downloaded the manuals but no guides for installing the driver.I've tried doing wut thefabe's said but it says

 

[Lomai]

Hi

Could you try redoing what the Fabe suggested under safe mode?

Regards

 

[Lomai]

Hi

Sorry for the multiple posts.
Could you also post your system specs? Have you updated your motherboard/chipset drivers?

Regards

 

[Wishmaster]

Monitor may not show up in device manager until a GPU driver has been installed.

I would try booting in Safe Mode, and run DriverSweeper (Check the ATI Box)

Re-boot and Re-Install the Nvidia Drivers.


From the Device manager, Expand Monitors, and choose Update Driver Software.

Then Choose Browse My Computer, and direct it to the Folder of Driver you just downloaded.

 

[girarae]

I can't Install the monitor during safemode because the monitor doesn't come out on the device manager.Should I uninstall it and reinstall the driver?

 

[Petey7]

You downloaded the driver, right? You should be able to launch it like you would a normal program, like Word, and run it. The advice to go through device manager was meant to be used if you could not run the installer normally. You probably have about a 5% chance of it not working correctly.

 

[girarae]

there isn't any installer with it in the zip

 

[Petey7]

Nevermind then.

Did you try what Wishmaster suggested?

 

[thefabe]

Save the Zip file to your desktop>extract files>right click the last one of the 3 files and you should see an option to open or install in the open window>click on it. It's a setup .inf file I just Verified it. Fabe