I have a Gateway SX2800 PC and use an HP w2007 monitor with it.
I have both the monitor, PC, and my Xbox 360 plugged into a Pear 2 Port VGA Switch Box where I can just switch between my Xbox 360 and PC for use with the monitor. The problem I run into, is that when I use my PC (With the box) it recognizes it as either a "Generic Non-PNP" monitor or a "Generic PNP" Monitor.
This would be fine, except that the maximum resolution is 1600x1200
But my monitors resolution is 1680x1050. So everything is off proportion and fuzzy. I have manually installed the HP w2007 drivers, but it still recognizes it as a Generic Non-PNP Monitor.
Any solutions? Everything WOULD be fine, except when I switch from my PC to Xbox 360, the screen is slightly off (half of the xbox display is on the monitor) so I have to hit the auto adjust button. IT auto-ajusts to accommodate the xbox stuff.
Then when I switch back to my PC my PC display is off, (Half is off the monitor, half on) so I hit the auto adjust button, and that is when it recognizes it as a generic non-pnp monitor)
I have both the monitor, PC, and my Xbox 360 plugged into a Pear 2 Port VGA Switch Box where I can just switch between my Xbox 360 and PC for use with the monitor. The problem I run into, is that when I use my PC (With the box) it recognizes it as either a "Generic Non-PNP" monitor or a "Generic PNP" Monitor.
This would be fine, except that the maximum resolution is 1600x1200
But my monitors resolution is 1680x1050. So everything is off proportion and fuzzy. I have manually installed the HP w2007 drivers, but it still recognizes it as a Generic Non-PNP Monitor.
Any solutions? Everything WOULD be fine, except when I switch from my PC to Xbox 360, the screen is slightly off (half of the xbox display is on the monitor) so I have to hit the auto adjust button. IT auto-ajusts to accommodate the xbox stuff.
Then when I switch back to my PC my PC display is off, (Half is off the monitor, half on) so I hit the auto adjust button, and that is when it recognizes it as a generic non-pnp monitor)