Check screen resolution of the monitor using PowerShell.
Get-WmiObject -Query "Select * from Win32_desktopmonitor" -Namespace 'Root\CIMV2' | select name, screenheight, screenwidth
name
screenheight screenwidth
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Default Monitor
Generic PnP Monitor 1080 1920
To check remote PCs, use the code below, of course proper credentials
is required.
Invoke-Command -ComputerName 192.168.1.20 -ScriptBlock { Get-WmiObject -Query "Select
* from Win32_desktopmonitor" -Namespace 'Root\CIMV2' | select name, screenheight, screenwidth }
Some application requires or either work properly when a
particular screen resolution is properly set or configured.
To get more details like video processor, driver version and driver date use the code below. Updating drivers is quite important as it will improve device performance and other update features.
Get-WmiObject -Query "Select caption,driverdate,driverversion,videoprocessor
from Win32_videocontroller" -Namespace 'Root\CIMV2' | Select caption,driverdate,driverversion,videoprocessor| ft -wrap
Cheers..till next time. :)
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Typically, a PnP device starts operating as soon as you insert it into your system and does exactly what it is designed to do. However, occasionally Windows 10 won't detect the hardware or device and won't install the driver for it. When a driver is incompatible with PnP hardware, the system will not be able to load the hardware monitor driver. You can experience some display problems if Device Manager lists your monitor as a Generic PnP Monitor. The quick and simple solutions to these issues will be known here.generic pnp monitor
ReplyDeleteAny reason this only lists 2 of three monitors on a Win10 system with two video cards?
ReplyDeleteIf you try this: gwmi win32_desktopmonitor, all 3 monitors are displayed? If only 2, then I guess the monitor can't be detected. Maybe a driver is missing.
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