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    Vaio Pro 13 doesn´t recognize resolution of external screen

    Discussion in 'VAIO / Sony' started by anurba, Sep 20, 2014.

  1. anurba

    anurba Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hi guys.
    I have a problema but I cant solve it. I have a Vaio 13 pro and an old Samsung S19A100N screen which support a resolution of 1366x728.
    I've connected with an HDMI adapter but vaio can't recognize its maximum resolution so I have ran the custom mode App of Intel to set up the resolution. when I accept the new resolution the App shows 1368x768 as the resolution...I dont know why does it occur?

    someone can help me?? please
     
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    anytimer Notebook Virtuoso

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    Are you using clone mode for the displays? Try extending your desktop instead. In clone mode the graphics adapter tries to find a resolution that will work for both. In extended mode the resolution of each display can be adjusted independently.
     
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    anurba Notebook Enthusiast

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    yes, I am using desktop extended...

    recently (today) I have forced the new Intel driver into my machine

    I've tried the same configuration on my HP with the same HDMI adaptor and I have full resolution 1366x768@50hz..
     
    anurba, Sep 20, 2014
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