From there make sure the VX2025wm is indicated in the Display, lower right find and select 'Advanced settings', that opens a popup Generic PnP Monitor and ATI Radeon HD 5800 Series Properties, select the Monitor tab, it shows the screen refresh rate: 60 Hertz, and Colours True Color, i change the refresh to 75Hz and in a few sec the viewsonic displays an out of range notice, so within the 15 second 'Do You Want to Keep These Settings' timer i choose NO, and then the viewsonic finally displays properly.Ī bit tedious, but untill i can find a reasonable 120Hz 27 or 30" monitor to replace the viewsonic with, it has to do.Įventually i want a set of three 27 or 30" in portrait mode. What i do is rmc (Right Mouse Click) the desktop of the moniter that does work (Acer 27") and select screen resolution. (problematic when certain programs/browsers open in that secondary display) The problem i am having with the moniter (it IDs as a Generic PnP Monitor in properties ) in a dual monitor setup, the viewsonic will not display.īoth monitors used to display in startup (showing the mobo flash screen) now after loging into w7 the viewsonic vx2025wm stays black.
That tries to instal a bogus driverDective. A 1MB copy for W7.īut it seems to want to force a 7zip download manager/spyware install. I found access to various OS versions of the driver. This zip is just a EDIC/DDC EnCoding and Decoding Program I don't know if the DVI cord, or the DVI output on the monitor was damaged, and I can't explain why, but swapping for a VGA cord into a converter solved this issue completely, so for anyone else going insane trying to figure out how to run this monitor in it's native resolution, give this a shot.
Windows 7 loaded in 1680x1050 instantly and issue was totally resolved.īefore this I was running straight DVI from monitor to card and I couldn't so much as adjust the resolution far beyond 1024x768, even after installing latest Nvidia drivers, updating Windows 7, searching and installing numerous ViewSonic driver packages, or even trying to force/custom create an alternative resolution in the Nvidia Control Panel.
Bit late now for the OP, but for anyone else having this problem which is apparently common with the VX2025wm - after days of toiling, eventually, I tried using a VGA cable from the VGA output on the monitor, running it into a VGA/DVI converter into my videocards DVI input, and it solved the problem instantly.
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