1920x1080 Resolution Issue NVIDIA GeForce

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cathartes -  
Nico6925 Posted messages 9 Status Member -
Hello,
After a mishap while shutting down my PC (cutting off the surge protector too soon), my resolution changed to 1280x720, and it's impossible to switch back to 1920x1080... which is the recommended resolution...
I have an Nvidia GeForce GT330M under Windows 7, 64 bit.
I've already tried quite a few things... but nothing works!

Thank you for your help...

Configuration: Windows 7 / Safari 535.1

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  1. Apatik Posted messages 6040 Status Contributor 789
     
    Hello,

    From your desk, does right-click/screen resolution not allow you to change it? Try reinstalling the drivers from the nVidia website then...
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    1. cathartes
       
      no, it's impossible to change....the resolution doesn't even offer that option anymore....the Nvidia control panel does, but it doesn't accept it; here I'm downloading the driver....which according to the control panel was up to date, but I'm going to try anyway
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    2. cathartes
       
      doesn't work !!!!! grrrrrrrr....just going to shoot myself !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! this is driving me crazy !
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    3. cathartes
       
      Well, it's a miracle of technology... I'll never know why, but it came back on its own after being in sleep mode... it's total nonsense! But it's the result that counts, thanks anyway

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      1. Nico6925 Posted messages 9 Status Member > cathartes
         

        Indeed, it's a classic! I just changed my setup and I'm experiencing this problem again, which I had already encountered after installing my 144 Hz monitor. And yes, indeed, there's nothing to be done, you just have to wait, doing nothing, and be patient, and it eventually returns to normal at some point, hoping it doesn't last several days... Note that this problem is not exclusive to monitors, and it can occur with any connected device (especially wireless).

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