Hello,
I have three computers connected with a KVM switch. They share a 22 inch Acer monitor that is no longer being detected by two machines running WIn 7 (one 32-bit, one 64-bit) nor by a machine running XP. I have a 19 inch monitor that is detected correctly when I swap it in on the KVM switch. The 22 inch monitor is not detected whether it is connect to the machines directly or through the KVM swtich. The 22 inch monitor used to be detected as an AL2216W and is only recognised as a non-PnP monitor with generic resolutions available. Has any one seen a monitor fail in this way? The display seems vivid and is now running at 1600x1200 on the Win7 machines but cannot be run higher than 1024x768 on the XP machine (an older notebook with Intel mobile graphics.) My issue is that the monitor may be failing, and that the native resolution (the one where the fonts are sharpest) of 1680x1050 can no longer be accessed. On one of the machines with an ASUS P5N-D mobo I have updated the video and chipset drivers to the latest ones. Looking for ideas; I haven't seen this problem before, please let me know if you have.
Thanks
I have three computers connected with a KVM switch. They share a 22 inch Acer monitor that is no longer being detected by two machines running WIn 7 (one 32-bit, one 64-bit) nor by a machine running XP. I have a 19 inch monitor that is detected correctly when I swap it in on the KVM switch. The 22 inch monitor is not detected whether it is connect to the machines directly or through the KVM swtich. The 22 inch monitor used to be detected as an AL2216W and is only recognised as a non-PnP monitor with generic resolutions available. Has any one seen a monitor fail in this way? The display seems vivid and is now running at 1600x1200 on the Win7 machines but cannot be run higher than 1024x768 on the XP machine (an older notebook with Intel mobile graphics.) My issue is that the monitor may be failing, and that the native resolution (the one where the fonts are sharpest) of 1680x1050 can no longer be accessed. On one of the machines with an ASUS P5N-D mobo I have updated the video and chipset drivers to the latest ones. Looking for ideas; I haven't seen this problem before, please let me know if you have.
Thanks