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Hi folks.
I'm running Win 7 64-bit on a Toshiba Equium laptop. I have a Sharp Aquos 20 in HDTV connected as a secondary monitor, for watching film etc.
Problem is that, although the Intel software (and I have the latest version) recognises the resolution of the screen & is outputting it fine, but it only sees the monitor as a Generic P & P Monitor, so I get the picture squashed up in the middle of the screen. There doesn't seem to be a driver for the TV and nothing I try (uninstalling the monitor etc) will get it recognised as a TV.
The TV is plugged into the VGA output of the laptop & I'm running it as an extended desktop.
Funny thing is, it worked fine on Vista!
Anyone got any bright ideas?
Cheers.
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Does changing the screen resolution for the TV display in the display properties do nothing?
Right Click on desktop -> Screen Resolution
Chose the TV, change resolution
If that doesn't help, try the Advanced settings button on the same screen, choose the TV and set the refresh rate up/down a little. (Careful, don't push it up too much)
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Yup! That'd work fine if the Intel Graphics utility would allow me to select anything other than 60Hz as the refresh rate.
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OK, got an answer from th Sharp TV forum that enabled me to sort it!
Apparently there's a 'hidden' menu on the TV that allows you to select the display mode.
Sorted! Thanks
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