- #HOW TO ADJUST OVERSCAN INTEL GRAPHICS AND MEDIA INSTALL#
- #HOW TO ADJUST OVERSCAN INTEL GRAPHICS AND MEDIA DRIVER#
- #HOW TO ADJUST OVERSCAN INTEL GRAPHICS AND MEDIA FULL#
The problem is, ANY resolution I choose over 1400x1050 goes off the screen, anything under 1400x1050 has black borders.
Once windows starts and I run the Intel graphics 'TV setup wizard' to choose a screen resolution, the 'recommended' resolutions are 1900x1080, 1600x900, 1280x720 and 800圆00 (although other resolutions in between are selectable). The PC I am trying to connect is an Acer Veritron L460 with Intel G33 Express graphics chipset (with latest drivers).
#HOW TO ADJUST OVERSCAN INTEL GRAPHICS AND MEDIA FULL#
Once I got a picture with the old monitor I could plug in the new hdmi screen and then create the custom profile as described above and all was fixed.This is my first tentative step into Home Threatre & I'm am trying to connect a PC to a Plasma TV via HDMI, but am struggling to find a screen resolution that is full screen and relatively clear.
#HOW TO ADJUST OVERSCAN INTEL GRAPHICS AND MEDIA DRIVER#
The problem is windows will not load the correct driver in safe mode.ĥ. If this still does not work, then try and borrow or get hold of a DVI monitor and plug this in with hdmi to dvi cable to see if you get a picture with that. The cables usually have the version information printed along the edge of the cable itself.Ĥ. 1st thing to check is that you have the correct version hdmi cable connecting the monitor to the PC. If this is correct your TV/monitor is a full HD 1920x1080p screen which needs a high speed hdmi version 1.3 compliant cable.
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#HOW TO ADJUST OVERSCAN INTEL GRAPHICS AND MEDIA INSTALL#
Make sure you install the HD4000 driver from the Asus web-site or CD rom, becasue the Intel version may not 100% work correct. Whilst you are in safe mode, windows will not load the HD4000 driver and therefore you cannot see the HD4000 control panel because windows loads up the standard vga controller.Ģ. If anyone else has a similar experience, it would useful to find out if it is just me or a common problem?ġ. The on-board iGPU was going to be a temp solution until I could afford a new graphics card, but it just will not work. Windows boots ok, but does not display a video output after the win7 logo. I have tried re-loading drivers, re-loading windows, new hdmi cable, did a test with the Intel driver version 2696 from Intel web-site and also the asus driver version 2598.
The HP w2207 is still working perfectly when plugged into my old pc at the max resolution of 1680x1050 using the same new hdmi cable. I have another monitor, an old NEC wih max resolution 1280x1024 with DVI port, and when this is connected to the on-board iGPU with an old hdmi to DVI cable then the monitor works perfect at max resolution, with the asus HD4000 driver installed. I have re-loaded win7 4 times now and each time the monitor displays video ok using the standard vga adapter with win7, and re-boots fine, however when I set the screen resolution from 800圆00 to 1680x1050 the screen goes black, with no video display it then automatically sets itslef back to 800圆00 on the time out.Īs soon as the Asus driver disk loads the Intel HD4000 graphics driver and re-boots the screen then goes black after the win7 logo and there is no video at all.
Since having the problems I purchaed a brand new hdmi 1.4 cable to make sure it was not bandwith issues. The monitor is an HP w2207 wide screen with default resolution 1680x1050. I'm having a really weird problem with my hdmi montior connected to onboard iGPU via hdmi to hdmi cable.
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