Hello every one out there, i'm here in fact seeking some help.
If this info is needed:
System:
CPU:Intel Core 2 Quad 9550
MoBo: Asus Striker II Formula (780i SLI)
Ram: 4GB
GPU: (Single) EVGA nVidia GTX 280
OS: XP 32-Bit
Single
Display: Panasonic Plasma HDTV 1280x720 pixels (the number of pixels it ACTUALLY has)
Now here is the problem...
I've been using this HDTV as my monitor for quite a while, in the beginning i just had to do some settings (as it is always expected when building a new rig) and everything ran fine, i made the thing display using the native res (1280x720) and it worked fine, es expected.
But then i decided to update the driver recently, due to some evga precision problems (system crashing when "overclocking" using it), and i read it would be useful if i updated the drivers so i could run the overclocking wihout crashing.
So then i did it the proper way: uninstalling via Device Manager, then i booted safe mode to run Driver Sweeper, clean ALL of the detected things and then installing the new driver and booting again in normal mode so i could finally use my new driver
Now here it is:
I ran nVidia Control Panel and select MY native res (as i used it before with the original driver), which is, again; 1280x720, and as son as i apply the changes the image goes off-screen, well it displays off-screen so i get just the center of my desktop, without being able to click on start button or any of the active windows collapsed at the taskbar, and i cant see my whole desktop!!. Why then, was i able to do it with an OLD driver, the factory one!?
I also tried, and resized it, but as soon as i apply the Resize it returns me to the crappy res of 1200x676
What could i do to solve this problem? I tried everything that i can, even looked for solutions in nView and am unsuccessfull of course.
HELP needed!
could be a bug in the driver. did you get the driver from the nvidia website or the EVGA website? try reinstalling the driver and if it still does not work then go back to the old one cause the story goes if it ain't broke don't fix it
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