Windows 10: Cannot find 1440 * 900 resolution which is my optimized resolution in windows 10

Hello ,My specs is i5 4th generation with 4gb DDR3 Ram. Yesterday I installed Nvidia GT 620 graphics card driver after installing the card in the slot. After installing the driver , I cant find the 1440*900 resolution in the display settings in Windows 10. I also checked in advance adapter settings but unable to find it. Kindly help. Before installing the graphics driver , it is working fine with 1440*900 resolution. only VGA port

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lost resolution 1440 900

(windows 10,Last drivers nvidia)Once day i switch on pc and see what my native resolution has become 1024 768 but native resolition monitor 1440 900 i'm trying switch off,reinstaill driver for videocard(when i connect tv all be ok 1980x1080),trying connect monitor to second pc(windows 8 and old nvidia drive) but native resolution 1024 768. Now i add 1440 900 in nvidia control panel,but game don't see that. What i should do?

 

Cannot find 1440 * 900 resolution which is my optimized resolution in windows 10

Hello ,

My specs is i3 6th generation with 4gb DDR3 Ram. Yesterday I installed Nvidia GT 710 graphics card driver after installing the card in the slot. After installing the driver , I cant find the 1440*900 resolution in the display settings in Windows 10. I also
checked in advance adapter settings but unable to find it. Kindly help. Before installing the graphics driver , it is working fine with 1440*900 resolution. only VGA port

 

Cannot find 1440 * 900 resolution which is my optimized resolution in windows 10

Hi abirdasgupta,

I had a monitor with 1440*900 resolution and found that most graphics cards did not support that resolution natively. This is because 1440*900 is neither 16:9 or any of the other standard rations . . .

The solution is to set a custom resolution on your Graphics card:

Right click your Desktop and choose nVidia Control Panel

On the left, click Change Resolution

At the bottom, click 'Create Custom Resolution'

If asked, agree to the Terms and Conditions'

In the resulting dialog, enter the required resolution and refresh rate

Click Test, to make sure you are happy with the result

Save and exit the Control Panel

Restart your PC to make sure the resolution holds

That's It!