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Hi there

I got a computer and it was working fine. however, i turned it on this morning and found that everything was stretched to the sides. the display resolution was 1920x1080 but when i check it, it is now 1600x1200 and there is no option for anything higher

im using

win7 64bit home premium

Sapphire hd5770 graphics card

Acer s243hl monitor

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Have you updated the drivers to your graphics card, if not try that, if you have updated try the previous version.

yeah I'll try that. I have tried a system restore but didn't help. By the way, this happened the day after I updated windows, is that a problem?

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Have you updated the drivers to your graphics card, if not try that, if you have updated try the previous version.

yeah I'll try that. I have tried a system restore but didn't help. By the way, this happened the day after I updated windows, is that a problem?

That is a possibility, but updating the ATI drivers should cure that.

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  • 2 weeks later...

Hmmm. Interestingly enough the computer decided to start playing up again. When i used this computer yesterday, the screen was back to the screwed up resolution. i replaced the cable, again, but it didn't help. However, interestingly enough, the screen does appear to be normal when i play battlefield 2, but when i exit this game, the screen goes back to the old one. I believe that the computer is not recognising my monitor as what it should be. I noticed the computer displaying it as a 'Generic non-pnp monitor' instead of 'S243hl' which it displays when it is working properly. anyone know how i can manually adjust resolution or fix this?

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