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1. ATI RADEON 3000 WINDOWS 10 STOPPED DETECTING SECOND MONITOR INSTALL
2. ATI RADEON 3000 WINDOWS 10 STOPPED DETECTING SECOND MONITOR DRIVERS
3. ATI RADEON 3000 WINDOWS 10 STOPPED DETECTING SECOND MONITOR UPDATE
4. ATI RADEON 3000 WINDOWS 10 STOPPED DETECTING SECOND MONITOR DRIVER

Yes it will override the internal graphics. However to have extra power to run graphics intensive applications the price goes up. It is really old and does not support Windows 10, 64 bit, Version 20H2.Ī desktop pc is easy to add a discrete card.if you have a proper motherboard/power supply/processor.for less than $75.that will meet Windows 10 requirements. Yes it will override the internal I access the AMD site, they have a Radeon HD3000.not the old ATI Radeon 3000 Graphics listed. Many people have reported that after Windows 10 update, their AMD graphics, such as AMD Radeon HD 2000, 3000, 4000 series have lost the previous resolution and failed to use multiple monitors on Windows 10. I checked for and installed the latest AMD / ATI updates. Once I updated that and rebooted, I added the AMD / ATI repository back.

ATI RADEON 3000 WINDOWS 10 STOPPED DETECTING SECOND MONITOR UPDATE

Thanks, that was going to be last attempt after deciding to update to 13.2, to make sure I had the latest software.

ATI RADEON 3000 WINDOWS 10 STOPPED DETECTING SECOND MONITOR INSTALL

Ugh!!ĭo I purchase a Graphics card and install it.will it override the integrated graphics or is there an update? Where do I find it?Ī desktop pc is easy to add a discrete card.if you have a proper motherboard/power supply/processor.for less than $75.that will meet Windows 10 requirements. Re: Dual Monitor setup - not detecting second monitor. Everything on my monitor is a bit bigger and just slightly distorted.

ATI RADEON 3000 WINDOWS 10 STOPPED DETECTING SECOND MONITOR DRIVERS

I read Microsoft added some drivers for limited use for this situation.

Pfftt! According to the AMD Site, my graphics is not compatible with Windows 10.

ATI RADEON 3000 WINDOWS 10 STOPPED DETECTING SECOND MONITOR DRIVER

I am a Novice, a little help is appreciated! Windows says the driver is updated.

It is really old and does not support Windows 10, 64 bit, Version 20H2. So what advice can I give you? Do you have a DVI ->HDMI adapter to test with Or a DisplayPort ->HDMI adapter to test with? Check if your motherboard manual says what combinations can be used when using 2 monitors.I access the AMD site, they have a Radeon HD3000.not the old ATI Radeon 3000 Graphics listed. I found out why in my motherboard manual (ASUS F1-A75-V Pro) 20'Samsung connected by HDMI ->to DVI using a adapter.ĭident work at all, only one monitor worked. Then the 19' NEC multisync connected by VGA went black beacuse it went out of sync (GPU had decided on 75Mhz, but I could adjust this manually) and my computer didn’t remember this when rebooted so I change the NEC to the Samsung and trying: The radeon driver was working fine with 2 monitors until after the first zypper dup. When I started to test out 13.2 I ran in to problems and some positive things. I have to ctrl+2 and log in in text mode and install the Catalyst driver or boot whit only 1 monitor attached. I have to use the Catalyst driver because with the radeon driver it didn’t work at all. I'm using a AMD A-8 3850 (with built in HD 6550D GPU) as well on a ASUS F1-A75-V Pro motherboard using 2 monitors on 13.2 64 KDE and Catalyst drivers:īefore I had a 19' NEC multisync connected by VGA and the -21' Fujitsu connected by DVI, working fine with 13.1 and the propriety Catalyst driver all the time. Not sure what else I can do, any help appreciated.Lets see if I can give some ideas. It seems they can work in single monitor setups, but dual.Ī quick google search suggests dual monitor setup with this graphics card is possible. I powered the computer back on and the HDMI monitor is displaying correctly. and my CPU has the following characteristics: OS: Windows 10 Pro 64 Bits (10.0, compilation 10586) Processor: AMD Athlon (tm) II X2 B26 (2-CPUs), -3.2Ghz. Graphics: DX11 GPU 1GB VRAM With: NVidia GTX 460 / AMD Radeon 5850. I then powered off the computer and removed the VGA monitor. Processor: Intel Core i3 560 / AMD X4 945 Phenom2.

Booting up, the HDMI monitor was not detected, and the VGA worked as normal.

Initially, I was using the original VGA monitor and then attached the newer HDMI one (whilst powered off). I have an old VGA monitor and a newer HDMI monitor. When using ATI Catalyst Control centre and 'detect' monitors, it is only picking up the one. I have installed the proprietry driver which was successful. I am trying to setup dual monitors for my openSUSE 13.1 installation. Graphics Card: AMD Radeon HD 6550D (integrated graphics, running A8-3850 CPU).