Why can't I change resolution to 1280 x 1024?

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I using a geforce 7600 with the latest drivers installed but for some reason
I can't change my resolution to 1280 x 1024. The highest it will go is 1024
x 768. I had it at 1280 x 1024 in XP but now I can't set it at that. Does
anyone know how to fix this problem?
 
What release are you referring to aa the lasted NVIDIA drivers for Vista,
96.85, 96.86(RTM). 97.46, 100.59, 100.64 or 100.65
 
I dont know if its the same for Nvidia but for me using ATI i had to open the
ATI console and set the hiest resolution there before i could use the windows
resolution tool.

hope this helps, you may have tried this but you did not state other wise
where you tryed to set things.
 
might have to reduce the refresh rate.

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I using a geforce 7600 with the latest drivers installed but for some reason
I can't change my resolution to 1280 x 1024. The highest it will go is 1024
x 768. I had it at 1280 x 1024 in XP but now I can't set it at that. Does
anyone know how to fix this problem?
 
I am currently using 100.65

JW said:
What release are you referring to aa the lasted NVIDIA drivers for Vista,
96.85, 96.86(RTM). 97.46, 100.59, 100.64 or 100.65
 
What do you mean by the ATI console?

Helping out said:
I dont know if its the same for Nvidia but for me using ATI i had to open the
ATI console and set the hiest resolution there before i could use the windows
resolution tool.

hope this helps, you may have tried this but you did not state other wise
where you tryed to set things.
 
Right click Desktop
Personalize
Display Settings
Adjust screen size
Then, You should be able to use nvidia's lame attempt at a control panel.
 
for a side issue, my ati can control 2 displays, one being svideo out.
if I DO NOT TURN OFF the 2nd video "svideo" I cannot set resolution beyond 1024X768.
disabling the 2nd video "svideo" am able to get to 1280X1024.
if your card can handle 2 displays you might check that out.

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I have tried reducing the refresh rate and that didn't help either.
 
That is because the scan converter chip on your graphics card can not create an image of a desktop resolution higher then 1024x768 to S-Video Out which is 480i.

for a side issue, my ati can control 2 displays, one being svideo out.
if I DO NOT TURN OFF the 2nd video "svideo" I cannot set resolution beyond 1024X768.
disabling the 2nd video "svideo" am able to get to 1280X1024.
if your card can handle 2 displays you might check that out.

(e-mail address removed)@sport.rr.com



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I have tried reducing the refresh rate and that didn't help either.
 
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