Recent content by megazap65

Yeah, I noticed the adapter didn't even fit in the DVI-D port. This was, of course, before I realized that the GeForce GTX 650 box specifically says NOT to use the adapter on the DVI-D port. Thank you so much for your help. I will get a DVI-D port as soon as possible.

So far, it seems to be working, but all I did was change the VGA to DVI-I adapter to the one that came with the new GPU. I am not sure if that was the fix or if it was something else, but you will see me on here soon enough if it messes up again. Should I still buy a DVI-D to DVI-D monitor cable...

I see a graphic driver in Windows Update that want to be installed, but it says "some updates were not installed." I am not sure if this has to do with my problem, though, because I had the same "Input Not Supported" issue on my new graphics card.

I deleted the folder almost every time. Other times, I tried to just uninstall and leave it there. I only did that to try something different. Sometimes I lose creativity when I have sunk an entire day into trying to fix computer issues.

My monitor (Acer X223w) has two different inputs: VGA and DVI-D. Mine is plugged into the VGA slot. I am not sure if that is the answer you were looking for or not. Please tell me if my response was not the answer to your question. Also, when I looked up monitor drivers, the only available OS...

I uninstalled and re-installed different drivers several times. Each time I did, I used Driver Sweeper as well as CCleaner. I also alternated between the two. I tried uninstalling drivers at least 10 or 15 times.

I recently upgraded my PC (installing an Intel i5-4670k Haswell CPU, ASUS Z87-A motherboard, Nvidia GeForce GTX 650 GPU, 8 gigs of G.skill Sniper Series DDR3 RAM, and Windows 7 64 bit) and it seemed to be working well as I was setting up my computer. After a day of the computer working fine, I...