Windows 10 Screen Resolution Issue: Switch from 1024x768 to 1920x1080 on Same Monitor & Hardware

After installing Windows 10, the screen resolution was set to 1024x768. In the settings, this resolution is marked as recommended, and the highest resolution I can choose is 1280x1024.
Before installing W10, I had Windows 7. And I had 1920x1080 resolution - that's what I want to set now.
The monitor and all hardware are the same as before the W10 installation.

Please answer if it is possible to set the correct resolution in W10 for my computer set.

Thank you in advance for your help.

Hello. A fresh system is the first question, are the graphics drivers installed and updated?

Reinstall graphics drivers.

Thanks for the advice.

Fresh system. Installed with the option to format the disk. I did not install or update the graphic card drivers.

Now I'm trying to do it. I searched for this link:
http://www.gram.pl/pomoc_poradnik.asp?p=542&t=s

1. I checked the type of graphics card and the system according to the recommendations on the website:
Chipset type: ATI ATOMBIOS
Approx. total number memory: 1983 MB
OS: Windows 10 Pro 64-bit (10.0, build x)
Instead of x, I have a number, but I don't know if I should give it on the forum.

2.Click on the link:
www.ati.com
A window with this link opens for me:
http://www.amd.com/en-us.
And here I do not know what to do next. I typed

Quote:

ATI ATOMBIOS

in the search box, but in an open window
http://search.amd.com/en-us/Pages/results-all.aspx#k=ATI%20ATOMBIOS
I also don't see that the model I'm looking for is anywhere.

Please provide more detailed information on how to update these drivers. I don't know much about it. That's why I entered the question in the search engine, but the topic seems to be difficult for me.

The easiest way to do this is:
go to http://support.amd.com/en-us/download and download "Automatically Detect and Install Your Driver", the orange DOWNLOAD NOW button. This is a utility for automatically detecting and installing drivers. Run it, install it, and it should work

If your friend could tell you what kind of equipment it is, it would be much easier to help you.
Laptop (make / model), PC, graphics card (make / model).

Thanks for the answers.

@Dawidoos
After starting the program that you advised me to download, the window shown in the attachment appeared to me. What should I do next?

@ RADU23
I have a pc
Graphics Card

Quote:

Posted: Aug 30 2016 22:29
Chipset type: ATI ATOMBIOS
Approx. total number memory: 1983

Motherboard: MS-7327 VER: 1 K9AGM2

Maybe this one will be good: Link

Thank you for your answer.

@djacek
I opened the link you provided. I wasn't sure what to do next. I clicked the first orange button. I ran the downloaded file. There was a report. It was similar with the second button. Then I ran that first file again.
After these activities, nothing has changed with the resolution. I still restarted the computer and nothing else.
Write me back if I did what you meant.

I am asking for further help. Please also write a little more detail. Because often, for example, when I click on a link, I don't know where to click next. Thanks in advance.

Do you have 32 or 64 bit system?

Here are the drivers for this motherboard ...
http://www.driverscape.com/manufacturers/msi/laptops-desktops/ms-7327/2548

With Operating System: you choose your version of Windows 10 32bit or Windows 10 64bit.
Below you have drivers to download, you are interested in Graphics Drivers, you download, install.
After the whole procedure, you restart the computer and if the resolution does not change by itself, change it in the settings.

Thank you for your answer.

@ Sztandar18
I have a 64 bit system.
I did as you advised in detail. During installation, I chose the option:

Quote:

Install. Allow users to install ATI software components

Then I chose the installation option

Quote:

Express

A message appeared

Quote:

All ingredients are up to date

After restarting the computer, the resolution was still wrong and it was impossible to choose a good one in the settings.
I repeated the process, but this time I chose the install option

Quote:

Custom

Same effect as before.

I am asking for further help.

So you have some drivers currently installed. Uninstall the ones you have now installed.

To make sure you uninstalled these drivers correctly you can use this tool:
http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/AMD-Clean-Uninstall-Utility.aspx

Thank you for your answer.

@ Sztandar18
I uninstalled. What's next?

Reinstall the driver that I previously linked to you.

Thank you for your answer.

Banner18
I have installed this driver several times. I chose express and standard installations. I was removing the drivers on the link

Quote:

http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/AMD-Clean-Uninstall-Utility.aspx

and during installation. The resolution has not changed. Additionally, at the end (I'm not sure if it always does), there was a message visible on the attachment.

I am asking for further help.

Okay, so these drivers do not match, we will try from MSI to install the drivers from windows 7.

Uninstall with the method indicated by me what you have just installed, then restart the computer and install these drivers:
http://download.msi.com/archive/mb/dvr_exe/amd_690_740_7_mb.zip

Thank you for your answer.

@ Sztandar18
I did as you advised, but only a custom installation this time. I gave up the express because it doesn't matter which one I choose.
At the end, the message appeared again:

Quote:

Cannot find any drivers to install.

Again, it didn't do anything.

Maybe I should have written about it in advance, but a few months ago I did the upgrade from W7 to W10. Resolution also deteriorated as well. So since I couldn't deal with it, I went back to W7 (and the resolution got good again).
Recently, I decided to try it again because it bothers me. But this time I formatted the drive and decided to ask for help in this forum.

I am asking for further help.

Are you able to show us the view from "Device Manager" in Win 10 and especially the graphics cards branch?

Thank you for your answer

@djacek
I am sending a screenshot of the graphic cards branch in the attachment. After opening

Quote:

Microsoft's primary graphics card

a window that has 5 tabs opens. Write if you need the entire device manager window or some other screenshots.

EDIT
There is an Update Driver .... button under Microsoft Base Graphics / Driver. Maybe I should hit this?

And a request to people who can merge my statements (eg RADU23) not to merge this statement with the previous one and take points. I don't have a lot of them.

Moderated By RADU23:

I'm so sorry. Writing a post on a post is not a scoring method. I am also merging these posts.
Please don't do this consciously. RADU23

You can always try, when it doesn't help, I have one more idea up my sleeve.

Thank you for your answer.

@ Sztandar18
I thought so too and had already done it (before reading your statement) and the window in the attachment popped up.

I am asking for further help.

Give a screenshot of the details tab when you double-click the graphics card in device manager. In the property field, select Hardware ID.

It will look something like this:

Thank you for your answer

@ Sztandar18
The attachment is probably what you meant.

Before I find the drivers, download and install this program, turn it on and click SCAN, it should find you some graphics drivers:

Program:
http://www.driverupdate.net/downloads/SlimDrivers-setup.exe

From what I found somewhere it could be a card: ATI Radeon X1250

I'm afraid there are no drivers for Windows 10.

You can look here: Link where attempts to circumvent this problem are described.

DJ, yes, I know that. Only that there is a huge problem with the drivers under Windows 10, we will wait for the author of the topic to try to use SlimDrivers.

Sztandar18 wrote:

DJ, yes, I know that. Only that there is a huge problem with the drivers under Windows 10, we will wait for the author of the topic to try to use SlimDrivers.

You are right here

Thanks for the answers.

@ Sztandar18
I did as you advised. After the scan, the window shown in the attachment appeared to me. What should I do next?

@djacek
All the time I take into account the possibility that I will not be able to set a good resolution. I clicked on the link you provided, but I don't know English well enough to understand exactly what's going on. And I don't even know if these attempts were successful. Of course, I used the translator.

I am asking for further help. If it turns out that the resolution I expect cannot be set, I will simply go back to W7 for now. Therefore, now I am in an uncomfortable situation, because I have to install a lot of things in the new system. And I am aware that in a short time the disk may be formatted again.

Click on download update next to both drivers. Unfortunately, you can't see the graphics card there, but you have to install it.

I have another question, is this graphics card integrated or on a slot? You will distinguish it in such a way that if it was integrated, its socket is in the place where you have USB ports and the rest of the ports, and if it is not integrated, its output is at the bottom of the case when the computer is standing upright.

From what I saw on this page, people experimented with Vist drivers and installed them on Win 10. As for the results, it is difficult for me to unequivocally assess them. It is known that these are not drivers typically for Windows 10. Unfortunately, I do not have such a card to check it. :(

For now, do not experiment, because maybe a friend Banner18 something will help.

Here you have the link to the drivers for Vista 64: Link - the "Catalyst Software Suite" item and the installation instructions are provided in 9-10 steps on the page I gave you earlier.