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Hi, i have a problem, i pluged in a second monitor to my Laptop but in the setting doesnt appear 1920x1080 resolution for this monitor, i updated Display adapter driver from device manage but i doesnt appear 1920x1080 resolution yet, how can i solve that?
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@Eliezer Maduro
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Have you tried unplugging and plugging it back in?
It may be resolve the issue.
Also, you could try to reinstall previous (Older version) display driver.
In addition, here are some posts with the similar issue with yours, just for your reference, you can try the method mentioned in them:
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-hardware-winpc/can-no-longer-select-1920x1080-resolution-for-my/94d6c85c-db80-43bc-86bd-aafecd3f38fd?auth=1&page=1
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First your graphics must support higher resolution... if supported search multiple screen from SETTINGS and goto screen 2 and change resolutions as per your requirement from available list.
Assuming you have the correct video driver installed, if the second monitor connected shows up as a clone of the Laptop monitor, the supported resolutions will not show up for the second monitor. In your display software, setup the second monitor as "extended" display and the supported resolutions should appear.