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| | Dual Monitor Support under Vista I have a eVGA 7900 GT KO which works perfectly as a dual monitor card in XP. However in Vista the desktop will extend to the second monitor but the primary monitor is garbeled display. I've update the driver but the same problem exists. Anyone have any ideas as to how to solve this problem? Thanks, Howard |
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| | Re: Dual Monitor Support under Vista You installed Vista display drivers from the card manufacturers site? "Howard" <Howard@xxxxxx> wrote in message news 7FAD7B6-E835-4520-B6BD-0140D0C0EBD4@xxxxxxQuote: >I have a eVGA 7900 GT KO which works perfectly as a dual monitor card in >XP. > However in Vista the desktop will extend to the second monitor but the > primary monitor is garbeled display. I've update the driver but the same > problem exists. Anyone have any ideas as to how to solve this problem? > Thanks, Howard |
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| | Re: Dual Monitor Support under Vista Yes, I should have been more specific. I downloaded the Vista driver from the eVGA website for 32 bit Vista. I've installed the driver, uninstalled, and reinstalled. For some reason when the desktop is extended to the secondary (number 2) monitor the primary monitor (number 1) looses sync. The secondary looks fine and the display is correct and sync is correct. However, the primary is not in sync. This also happens when the power save operation is enabled, when you shut down the pc the display looses sync during the shutdown process. This is a two hard drive system, one with Vista and one with XP. The mobo allows you to choose which drive you can boot from. In the XP system dual monitor support works flawlessly. Thanks for your input. "DL" wrote: Quote: > You installed Vista display drivers from the card manufacturers site? > > "Howard" <Howard@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news 7FAD7B6-E835-4520-B6BD-0140D0C0EBD4@xxxxxxQuote: > >I have a eVGA 7900 GT KO which works perfectly as a dual monitor card in > >XP. > > However in Vista the desktop will extend to the second monitor but the > > primary monitor is garbeled display. I've update the driver but the same > > problem exists. Anyone have any ideas as to how to solve this problem? > > Thanks, Howard > > |
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