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any windows 10 driver for EIZO EV2336WFS-(BK/GY) Monitor ?
hi all,
just bought a 28" 4K monitor and currently use with a 21" EIZO old monitor for my home PC, now I found out one thing which is not good, when I move my mouse from the old 21" monitor to the new 28" monitor the mouse move abnormally across the edge, my initial though is, resolution is different so this is normal.
but today I do the same thing by using a laptop screen and this new monitor, this effect is very very less ! so this means sth wrong at the beginning, the Eizo monitor do not detected by windows 10 and windows 10 said it is a generic monitor, I go to Eizo web site and I don't see it relase one.
any way to find that driver for EIZO EV2336WFS-(BK/GY) Monitor, any way to find it as it is missed from Eizo web site
just bought a 28" 4K monitor and currently use with a 21" EIZO old monitor for my home PC, now I found out one thing which is not good, when I move my mouse from the old 21" monitor to the new 28" monitor the mouse move abnormally across the edge, my initial though is, resolution is different so this is normal.
but today I do the same thing by using a laptop screen and this new monitor, this effect is very very less ! so this means sth wrong at the beginning, the Eizo monitor do not detected by windows 10 and windows 10 said it is a generic monitor, I go to Eizo web site and I don't see it relase one.
any way to find that driver for EIZO EV2336WFS-(BK/GY) Monitor, any way to find it as it is missed from Eizo web site
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the problem is , even I drag a windows across screen it has bigger problem !
the old monitor use DVI to connect and the new one use DP to connect
the old monitor use DVI to connect and the new one use DP to connect
ASKER
in the display page I tried to drag the smaller screen around but all icon in the old monitor mixed up, or changed position, I don't like that
the point is my old monitor using full HD 1920x1080, my new monitor using 4K, should cna't fix ?
and it only ok if I change the resolution of new monitor same resolution as old monitor !
the point is my old monitor using full HD 1920x1080, my new monitor using 4K, should cna't fix ?
and it only ok if I change the resolution of new monitor same resolution as old monitor !
Please send a real photo detailing this problem. It's now a bit hard to understand what you mean with mixed up or changed position.
ASKER
what is the way to record a video ? what SW use for that ?
NO, I have to really see it, meaning, just one picture with your phone is already sufficient. If the "mixup or changed position" isn't visible on a picture, then of course, you can make a movie instead.
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You showed on your video, exactly was was described here: https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/29179800/dell-precision-7710-dual-monitor-mouse-not-working-across-monitors.html
I assume you didn't fully read it through yet?
You showed on your video the exact behaviour multiple monitors behave when they're in DIFFERENT screen resolution. Either make them the same (lower) resolution (and waste the extra pixels and money you bought the higher end screen for), or learn to live with this quite logical behaviour, and immediately maximize your window after moving it to the other screen.
I assume you didn't fully read it through yet?
You showed on your video the exact behaviour multiple monitors behave when they're in DIFFERENT screen resolution. Either make them the same (lower) resolution (and waste the extra pixels and money you bought the higher end screen for), or learn to live with this quite logical behaviour, and immediately maximize your window after moving it to the other screen.
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when they're in DIFFERENT screen resolution.
yeah. then you mean drag and drop display box is the ONLY way ?
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tks
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tks
It's all explained in detail.
Basically, if different screen resolutions, look at your display properties, and see how the "edges" are affected.