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Need Monitor Driver

I have a LG TV (model 32LG40) that I'm trying to use as a monitor. It isn't sharp at all, but I'm unable to find a specific driver for that model. Anyone know of a generic LG driver that might help?

n2fc

Monitors do not normally need drivers!

How are you connecting the monitor? (What type of cable?)
The max analog resolution is 1366 x 768 (RGB) and it is only 720P when hooked up via HDMI...

If using RGB make sure you do not exceed the max res, but do try to set the highest available refresh rate your video output can support!

LLFSadams

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Using analog VGA cable and resolution is set to 1366 x 768 and the highest refresh rate it will support.

Scott C

I have a friend who uses an LG TV as a monitor and needed to install a driver for it to work properly.

Try their web site:

http://www.lg.com/us/support-product/lg-32LG40-UG

I use a 40" Westinghouse TV that I bought at Best Buy for $350 and I get razor sharp 1920x1080 resolution. No drivers needed.

Some TVs work well while others don't.

Just for grins I hooked up my 60" Mitsubishi DLP TV up and it works great as well.

Just found this as well:

http://www.driverplatform.com/file_tv-pc.html

Good luck.

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Sandeep

Hi
Even though you have Monitor with resolution but what your Video Card Supporting? Is it capable to handle 1366 x 768 ?? If Your PC is not supporting this much resolution, any monitor you connect it will not improve your situation. In such cases HDMI could be good option to start with.