Windows is naturally perverse and mischievous,Īnd I would consider it quite natural for it to allow both Dereck and yourself a screen Resolution of 1440 * 9000 and say it is recommended,Īnd if either of you choose that setting then it may allow you to proceed with what Speccy considers to be Unsafe,īUT Windows may secretly know for itself that the setting is Unsafe,Īnd the only hint it will give is that if you have NOT enabled an Unsafe option under Screen Resolution, Anyway, they are supported and it says so in graphics on windows display and amd radeon catalyst.īut under the same Screen Resolution Derek also saw the 1440 * 9000 setting as something that could be enabled,īut it was not something that was available under Desktop Properties. I just want to know why it says unsafe state. I have 1440 X 900 on the other montior as an option, but I don't use it as its non-native. The hp w1907 is 1440 X 900 native, and I am Windows 8 圆4. If not, you'll have to wait for someone with some real knowledge to offer their advice. Then run Speccy again to see if the result changes. Here's what I suggest: Go back to the Windows Control Panel and select a resolution that is supported by your AMD graphics card. So here is the question that needs to be answered: Does your AMD Radeon 7340 support 1440x900 resolution? It seems that Windows allows you to select a screen resolution for your second monitor that might or might not be supported by your AMD graphics card. I then selected the second screen and found that you can enable 11 different screen resolutions for the second monitor, one of them being 1440x900. Then I went through the steps to add a second monitor, and enabled Extended Mode. I then went to the Windows Control Panel, and under Appearance and Personalization, I clicked Adjust screen resolution. In the settings box, there are only three screen resolutions available: 1600x900, 1280x768, and 1024x768. Then I clicked the Desktop Management tab on the left side and opened Desktop Properties.
I right clicked on my desktop and opened the AMD Vision Engine Control Center. I have a HP Envy DV7 laptop with an AMD A10-4600M processor with Radeon HD 7660G graphics, so it looks like we have similar machines. It looks like no one else is coming to the rescue, so we'll have to muddle through this on our own.
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