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I am hoping someone can fill in the gaps of what I am doing wrong.
I have searched and follwed all the threads on Powerstrip and the HS10, but cannot get my PC to display in the 1:1 ratio 1366x768 mode. (or 1368x768)
Hardware:
Projector = HS10
Graphics card = ASUS V9520
OS = Windows XP
Cable = DVI
By default, Windows XP has selected my screen as a "Plug & Play Monitor".
I currently have the display set to 1024x768 (The highest res I can get on the slider).
I have installed Powerstrip and set the custom timings as Kramer and others have suggested:
1368,88,144,232,768,1,3,30,82280,3094*
*Just out of interest, what is the final number about.. ? I can't see where this goes in the text boxes in powerstrip!!
Anyway, I "Add the New Resolution", and the screen goes off for a moment and comes back. It then says I need to reboot, and will then be able to set the screen res.
I definately have the "Hide unsupported resolutions" check box UNTICKED.
I reboot, come back into Windows.
If I look at the XP display properties, the highest I can take the screen hasn't changed and is still on 1024x768.
What am I missing here ? What do I do next to put the screen into the 1366x768 mode ???
Tearing my hair out... please help.
Thanks,
Scott
I have searched and follwed all the threads on Powerstrip and the HS10, but cannot get my PC to display in the 1:1 ratio 1366x768 mode. (or 1368x768)
Hardware:
Projector = HS10
Graphics card = ASUS V9520
OS = Windows XP
Cable = DVI
By default, Windows XP has selected my screen as a "Plug & Play Monitor".
I currently have the display set to 1024x768 (The highest res I can get on the slider).
I have installed Powerstrip and set the custom timings as Kramer and others have suggested:
1368,88,144,232,768,1,3,30,82280,3094*
*Just out of interest, what is the final number about.. ? I can't see where this goes in the text boxes in powerstrip!!
Anyway, I "Add the New Resolution", and the screen goes off for a moment and comes back. It then says I need to reboot, and will then be able to set the screen res.
I definately have the "Hide unsupported resolutions" check box UNTICKED.
I reboot, come back into Windows.
If I look at the XP display properties, the highest I can take the screen hasn't changed and is still on 1024x768.
What am I missing here ? What do I do next to put the screen into the 1366x768 mode ???
Tearing my hair out... please help.
Thanks,
Scott