I have a BFG GTX 280 video card so thats no issue there. The native resolution on this monitor is 2048 x 1152. It just says generic pnp, but wont let me go above a resolution of 1280 x 720. Similar help and support threads Thread Forum i just purchased this monitor, and to keep this simple, windows 7 doesnt recognise my monitor as a samsung. Cooling Noctua SE1366 NH-U12P - a tight fit, but a monster cooler!! Hard Drives 480G OCZSolid3SSD, 64G OCZVertex3SSD,60G OCZVertex2SSD, 1TB spinpointF1SATAHDD Internet Speed 150mb unlimited Browser IE11(RP) Other Info Xbox One, Nokia735 Windows10 mobile, LG HD/DVD/Blu-Ray r/w, CyberlinkPowerDVD15, LogitechZ5500-SS(5.1), LogitechG35Phones-SS(7.1),MSOffice 2007,CorelDrawX7,Painter2016, Wacom Intuos Pro-SE. Keyboard Logitech G19 (wired) Mouse Logitech G9 Laser (wired) PSU 1200w Power Station Gold Case ANTEC 900/2 all blue lights, etc. That will show you what EDID info your monitor is sending. If all that doesn't work, I would download a program called MonInfo. If there is no drivers to roll back, just skip that stage and go to Uninstall Monitor driver with tick in Drivers. Update that driver with the SyncMaster B2030 driver from Samsung. Uninstall that Monitor Driver and tick with Drivers, Click Scan For Hardware Changes (it's the Icon under Help), It should install a Windows generic monitor driver. You should now be at the first Monitor Driver that Windows Cached. Also, are you definatelly sure you don't have the larger 22inch B2230 Anyway, try Checking VGA Cable, then open Device Manager, Monitor, Right Click SyncMaster B2030, Properties, Roll Back Driver. Windows installed the incorrect (B2230) driver, then you manually installed the correct one (B2030). It may be an incorrect EDID on the monitor itself. Just checking that you didn't get a model with the optional AMD Radeon 63/6400 series. Your Dell just came with the onboard Inte HD graphics. Is should be just a straight VGA to VGA cable. If it's doing excactly the same thing in a different PC, I would be looking at the cable, possibly not firmly connected or damaged. Now the only Monitor drivers Windows will have installed is the B2030 with a Max res of 1600x900.
Repeat for any other Ghost Monitor drivers, if there are any.
Tick uninstall drivers if that box is there. If the Monitor B2230 shows up, Right Click and Uninstall.
Click Monitors and it will show all monitors that Windows thinks has been attached, past and present. Open Device Manager, click View then Show hidden devices. And add 'devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices' to Variable name and '1' to Variable value then OK, plus add 'devmgr_show_details' to Variable name and '1' to variable value.' Don't include thew quotes.
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