I'm having issues with my Dual monitor set up and not sure if it has anything to do with the ATI Radeon 3000 graphics card. I've gone to AMD support to download the the latest driver for Win10 and keep getting message stating ( We are unable to find a driver for your system). I have the extended display but when I click on the browser on the 2nd screen it opens on the 1st screen automatically. 2nd screen is blurry as well! Processor: AMD Athlon(tm) II X2 260 Proc Graphics: ATI Radeon 3000 OS: Windows 10 64-bit.

Copy-pasting this from another thread I just put it in, but I had this same problem just earlier and managed to fix it. Give this a try: • Open the AMD Catalyst Control Center (essentially the options/settings program for AMD graphics cards). • Select 'My Digital Flat Panels'. • Select Properties. • Use the dropdown menu to select the screen you're having issues with. • Under Preferred Scaling Mode, make that Maintain Aspect Ratio is selected.

I'm not sure whether this is a new thing with Windows 10 that it automatically switched me to upon upgrading, or if it was an old options that doesn't work properly with the new OS, but when I opened the options I saw I was set to 'Scale Image to Full Panel Size', and changing to 'Maintain Aspect Ratio' fixed my blur issue. Hope this works for you! Copy-pasting this from another thread I just put it in, but I had this same problem just earlier and managed to fix it. Give this a try: • Open the AMD Catalyst Control Center (essentially the options/settings program for AMD graphics cards). • Select 'My Digital Flat Panels'. Esl Talking Games. • Select Properties.

Download AMD Drivers & Software for Radeon, FirePro, APU, CPU, desktops, and laptops. Multiple monitors broken with Windows. I suspect this may have something to do with the fact the 4000's drivers only support WDDM 1.3 and the AMD. I have a dual.

• Use the dropdown menu to select the screen you're having issues with. • Under Preferred Scaling Mode, make that Maintain Aspect Ratio is selected. I'm not sure whether this is a new thing with Windows 10 that it automatically switched me to upon upgrading, or if it was an old options that doesn't work properly with the new OS, but when I opened the options I saw I was set to 'Scale Image to Full Panel Size', and changing to 'Maintain Aspect Ratio' fixed my blur issue. Hope this works for you!Great thank you I'll try it out.

Hello, I am not able to get my dual monitors running. I just performed a fresh install; these monitors were running just fine with my other hard drive and windows. I checked my display drivers in the Device Manager and there is only one driver listed under Display Adapters ATI Radeon HD 3800 series I know that there is supposed to be two of these listed but there is not. Windows will also not detect my secondary monitor. Both of these monitors are the same and both connected by DVI input into the graphics card. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the drivers many times with no advances. I have ruled out faulty connectors and wires by switching them around and it always seems to be the same monitor that works on its own.

Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks, Arthur.