Lookin4Info said: Right click on your desktop, resolution, bring your display resolution 1 down, advanced settings, Intel(R) Graphics and Media Control Panel, Scaling: Scale Full Screen, bring your resolution back to native. If that does work try this one. Desktop, right click, Graphic Properties, Display, Select your correct display in the top left, change your resolution to the one you use in game, click scale full screen (bottom middle), boot up CSGO, tab out, change resolution back to native. Hope this helps!

Currently I am trying to get three displays running with my laptop. I'm trying to run the laptop display itself, a smaller HP monitor on VGA, and a. Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit). Intel HD Graphics Control panel opens but does not display options. Screenshot: I have updated both Intel and AMD Radeon drivers, disabled AMD etc but options are not correctly displayed or accessible.

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Does this work for Windows 10 too? Btw i have the older intel graphics and media control panel.

This particular example involves: • DELL OptiPlex 9010 Desktop PC • Windows 7 SP1 64 bit • Intel HD Graphics 2500 (Core i5 Ivy Bridge integrated graphics) • ASUS HD 5450 PCIE card HD5450 video card in fact has three video outputs (VGA, DVI and HDMI), but only two independent monitors can be used at the same time. Exception is Eyefinity models which do allow running three independent monitors (with a catch that one of them must have DisplayPort input), but this post is not about this. If you simply connect two monitors to HD5450 and one to the integrated Intel graphics card, you are likely to be greeted with following error message during BIOS initialization: Attention: Unsupported Video Configuration Detected Action is Required This computer has an add-in graphics card, but the monitor cable is plugged into the integrated video connector. To attach the monitor cable to the add-In graphics card: 1. Shut down the Computer 2. Plug the Monitor cable into the add-in graphics card connector. This may require a video adapter or video adapter cable.

(provided with the system) 3. Turn on the computer. This message should not appear after completing these steps.

For more information or help, please refer to the system documentation. System Halted! To resolve: • Disconnect monitor from the integrated video card, reboot computer and go into BIOS (in DELL case press F2 during boot) • Expand Video, select Multi-Display and check 'Enable Multi-Display' This option enables or disables Multi-Display.

It should be enabled for Windows 7 32/64-bit only. This feature is not applicable to other operating systems. This BIOS option will allow both cards to run silmuntaniosuly • Save changes and shut down computer • Connect third monitor back to the integrated video card and start computer again. • After Windows boots you should have three monitor multi-display configurable via standard Windows 7 display options panel Make sure you have the latest video drivers for both video cards installed. If you try running Intel HD video with generic VGA Windows drivers you will only have access to a single monitor.