If there’s anything I missed out please ask me. Is there a fix to this? I believe I covered most of the stuff here. Both monitors should be plugged in directly to GPU. If you are using HDMI splitter the only option is to duplicate screens since the same signal will be fed to both screens. I read somewhere that games tend to think that the highest resolution possible is set to default sometimes. My name is Jan an independent Microsoft Advisor and a user like you. One last thing, cpu is capable of outputting 1920 x 1080 resolution. All lead back to me having the need to extend display or duplicate. I tried uninstalling my graphics drivers, installing latest display drivers, going into safe mode and changing the resolution settings for monitors. Meaning I’m stuck with my mouse cursor going missing if I go over to the edges of the screen because windows thinks I’m trying to reach a display that’s not even plugged in. I tried updating my drivers, but each time I do that, it goes back to ‘input not supported’. Meaning I can’t Show only on 2 (which is what my graphics card is plugged into). Here’s the problem, Windows can only work on one monitor when I Extend both Displays or Duplicate Displays under Display settings. So because of this, I realised why the screen kept saying ‘input not supported’. This other monitor is the exact same model as the one mentioned above. Through the other monitor I realised that the game had booted in 1920 x 1080 settings (my monitor cannot support this resolution). So I plugged in another monitor since I couldn’t see or do anything.
Recently I installed a game, when I opened the game the problem began.
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