Princeton Monitor Driver Pack R1.05 or any other driver which will work in order to get 1920x1200 resolution

Make sure the video card driver is as up to date as possible. If 7 is not available for it, an earlier Vista or XP usually work, but not always- if you load the same bit type- ie, 32 bit versions for 32 bit 7 and 64 bit versions for 64 bit 7.

Eventide took over that part of Princeton Digital's product line and have nothing listed in their support areas.

u need to fix the resolution 1020x768 pixel and properly install VGA driver.if u have any problem after that plz install a graphic card on your pc

You do not need driver for monitor, but you do need driver for video card. You just have to make sure to set the resolution on your computer to the monitor native resolution.

This problem occurs when the incorrect video driver has been install in the computer. It defaults to generic VGA driver which does not allow any scope to change to a higher screen resolution and a higher bit color setting.

are you trying to hook it up directly to the monitor? Not sure that will even work.......

Princeton Graphics VL2018W monitor does not require any drivers to function. If you have problems changing resolutions, color depth, or refresh rates, Please consult your video card manufacturer for a video driver or support. Your system will not identify the monitor if video drivers is not installed properly. I agree with this statement. You dont need drivers for monitors 99.9% of the time. Usually you video card is what is wrong if u cant change the resolution.

In display properties or ATI utilities, there may be an option such as 'hide modes this monitor doesn't support' or 'show all modes'. If so, you may be able to set your resolution by using this option.

Also, check in the BIOS for any settings related to display mode support. Otherwise, you will need to contact the Mboard manufacture site for possible BIOS settings probably limiting access to this resolution.

you need to download an updated driver for your video card. Try windows update or go to your video cards website

Since this was a new out of the box computer, Safe Mode was not allowed. In order to change monitor settings (resolution), I had to use another monitor, in this case a newer CRT. With the CRT, the computer booted up, no problem. Once booted, I turned down the monitor resolution and saved. Now when the Princeton LCD was plugged in and the computer restarted, everything works fine. Now the resolution could be set to limits of the monitor.

I've ran into similar problems with monitors before. Turns out that some monitors need their own driver installed in order to work with the video card, and, ?guess what?, they don't come with them. I usually find them at the manufacturer's site or driverguide.com Hope this helps, if not get back to me with the make and model and I'll do some research.