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When selecting Advanced Settings in the Screen Resolution Control Panel and then selecting the List All Modes button on the Adapter tab of the monitor and display driver dialog box, the list of available modes is different than the list that is displayed in Windows 7. The operating system is Windows 8 and you are using multiple displays in "Duplicate" mode. Cheaper cables might yield worst data transfer capabilities and limit the display's capabilities.This article provides a solution to an issue where the list of available modes is different than the list displayed in Windows 7 when you use multiple displays in "Duplicate" mode in Windows 8.Īpplies to: Windows 8 Original KB number: 2813712 Symptoms.Test with a different display cable (HDMI, DisplayPort, etc).Consult with your computer manufacturer for the latest Thunderbolt firmware update.

If using a Thunderbolt docking station try updating the Thunderbolt firmware to the latest version.

Some 3rd party components may prevent or alter the capability of the Intel Graphics to read the display's Extended Display Identification Data (EDID) data.

Disconnect any video adapters/converters/docking station and use a straight connection instead.

Check with your computer manufacturer for the latest system BIOS and video BIOS with added support for the larger display mode.

Install the latest BIOS for your computer.

Consult with your display manufacturer for instructions on how to update it.

Some displays will require an update to their firmware.

Install the latest Display's INF file for your display.

Make sure you install the latest version of Intel Graphics Command Center and check if the native resolution is exposed under the 'Display' section of the tool.

We recommend updating the graphics driver using the suggested Original Equipment Manufacturer Driver if one is available.

Install the latest Graphics driver for your device.

If you cannot find that information online, contact your monitor's manufacturer.

Search your monitor/device's model online to get the technical specification and look for native or supported resolution.

Verify if the resolution you are trying to achieve is supported by your monitor.

The following information can help you to address this issue: The selectable resolutions or video modes (resolution + refresh rate) on your computer depend on both the computer configuration and the resolutions supported by the monitor or display.