If you only swapped ports on the monitor and used a DVI to VGA adapter to connect to the monitor's VGA port: I have no idea how such a thing can happen, but you should try a different monitor and/or cable to see if it resolves the problem. Yeah it's vga to vga cable if that's what you meant. So I installed a zotac GT740 LP.my device manager doesnt recognize its even plugged in.i downloaded the win 10 drivers and it says its not compatible with win10 even though its a win 10 driver.????? When i plugged it up it didnt even auto detect the drivers. Can someone please help..i have a Asus CM6850 running win 10. Click Device Manager Expand Display adapters Right click the current display adapter Click Properties Click Driver tab Click Rollback driver if the option is available If not Right click the current display adapter Click Uninstall Check the box that says, "Delete the driver software for this device.” Exit Device Manager Restart First, let's get the Nvidia GPU's Hardware ID: Press [Windows Key]+[x] Click Device Manager Click Display adapters Double-click Microsoft Basic Display Adapter Click Details tab In the Property dropdown list, select Hardware Ids In the Value text box, right-click the first line and click Copy Open up Notepad++ and paste the string into a new I'd suggest you try reinstalling the VGA drivers and/or VMware Tools. 08-21-2011 01:05 AM. And I need to install SVGA driver too. Solved: I don't know why it show up today. I can't find the VGA Controller 4.0.5 driver in XP. * Windows Description - Video Controller (VGA. It requires USB-C port with thunderbolt support. Your laptop doesn't have it. 【Broad Compatibility】 The USBC to VGA compatible with Devices with USB-C/Thunderbolt 3/Type-C Port: New MacBook 2015, 2016, MacBook Pro (2016/2017), Dell XPS 13 (9350/9360), Dell XPS 15, Dell Inspiron 13-700, Lenovo Yoga 900/900s, Acer Predator 15, Chromebook 5wknhDJ.

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