CRU uses EDID overrides, and Intel's driver doesn't currently support EDID overrides. Any thoughts?ĬRU doesn't support Intel GPUs. Just upgraded to Windows 10, I can't get it to work with 2560x1440. Need 2560x1440 resolution for the monitor, used PowerStrip to force the resolution in Windows 8, worked perfectly. Got a Dell U2711 on HDMI, worked like a charm in Windows 8/8.1. (07-31-2015 11:23 PM)cutkiller Wrote: Got a Toshiba Sattelite laptop with an Intel HD4600 integrated graphics card. You need to download and install the driver for your video card: Microsoft Basic Display Adapter is the generic Microsoft video driver. Please let me know how to best resolve this issue. (08-01-2015 02:48 AM)DLee Wrote: I'm not sure if my on board graphic card doesn't support 1920x1080 or i'm doing something wrong. Restart.exe just runs Restart64.exe on 64-bit systems, so you can use either one. (08-01-2015 02:48 AM)DLee Wrote: When I pressed OK and used restart (I wasn't sure which restart I should use so I just used a regular restart, instead of restart 64, but my operating system is Windows 8.1 64 bits). CRU will not help if the monitor already defines the correct resolution. You shouldn't need to add any custom resolutions. So I went ahead and tried this program and it showed that the detailed resolution was 1920x1080 60hz, so I put that in in the standard resolution (kept it as "No extension block). (08-01-2015 02:48 AM)DLee Wrote: I thought that this monitor was able to display 1920x1080 resolution, however only thing that was originally showing up was "1400x1200" which skewed the icons on my desktop.
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