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I recently purchased an LG monitor from Costco (32GN63T). I setup the monitor as part of my docking station to easily swap between my home computer and my work computer. My work computer is a Lenovo running windows 10 and I am able to set my resolution to the correct format. On my dell pc (home computer) running windows 11 it is showing Generic PnP Monitor with no options for the LG driver. Any suggestions on how to maximize my monitor performance for my home pc? Home PC is a Dell Inspiron 7391 2in1.
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Hi Lily1003
I am Dave, I will help you with this.
At the top left of the dialog in your screenshot that shows the PNP driver, untick 'Show Compatible Drivers', you should then get a list of drivers, at least one of those will have the correct resolution, it does not need to be an LG driver.
Another option would be to check the LG website, to see if they provide specific drivers for that monitor.
