1366x768 resolution not available

[RBX]

I recently purchased a LG Flatron W1943C and after installing the drivers from the disc provided I'm unable to get the option to set resolution to 1366x768. The resolution modes available are in 4:3 only - 800x600 and 1024x768.

I need to apply widesceen resolution, please help.

 

[pushkar]

Does your graphics card support 1366x768 resolution? Which graphics solution do you have on your computer? Try installing (if you haven't) or updating the drivers for your graphics card.

 

[asingh]

I recently purchased a LG Flatron W1943C and after installing the drivers from the disc provided I'm unable to get the option to set resolution to 1366x768. The resolution modes available are in 4:3 only - 800x600 and 1024x768.

I need to apply widesceen resolution, please help.

Are you using the IGP or a VGA to get the display output.

 

[RBX]

I don't know the difference, the port I'm using is same as the one I was using with my 4:3 CRT.

EDIT:

Sorry Pushkar, didn't see your post. I have onboard graphics and I use S3 Graphics ProSavageDDR driver version 6.14.10.12

 

[asingh]

^
Please give your full system configuration.

(I think I write "Please give your full system configuration." the most at TDF. Probably 1000/2335 post are "Please give your full system configuration.")

 

[Piyush]

^
Please give your full system configuration.

(I think I write "Please give your full system configuration." the most at TDF. Probably 1000/2335 post are "Please give your full system configuration.")

make that ur signature
will surely help

 

[Cool Buddy]

How old is your motherboard? I don't think S3 will support wide screen resolutions. on top of it, you don't seem to know much. See if a BIOS update is available, that might help.

And in case you don't know your full system configuration, download speccy and see it there.

 

[Demonic_Jack]

So i was also not getting this resolution for my LG 1953T, i solved it by updating the Intel motherboard graphics driver.

Here is my thread
*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/hardware-q/134167-monitor-resolution-keeps-changing.html#post1301714