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Windows detecting third non-existent display.

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Fixed it, there was a setting to disable this display.

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Don't know why I couldn't find it initially but got it.

So I've got this odd error occurring when I use any GPU other than my GTX 750ti that cause Windows to detect a third non-existent display which while it isn't necessarily a big deal is incredibly annoying.

 

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I've gone ahead and disabled both that third monitor, as well as the MS Basic Display adapter to no avail, I've also gone ahead and installed / reinstalled drivers with no luck there.

 

Any ideas?

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14 minutes ago, Jacktastic-Mofo said:

So I've got this odd error occurring when I use any GPU other than my GTX 750ti that cause Windows to detect a third non-existent display which while it isn't necessarily a big deal is incredibly annoying.

 

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I've gone ahead and disabled both that third monitor, as well as the MS Basic Display adapter to no avail, I've also gone ahead and installed / reinstalled drivers with no luck there.

 

Any ideas?

There is something causing it, can you give me the hardware ID for the "ghost" monitor?

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Because your graphics driver doesn't support the 280 would be my guess.

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Fixed it, there was a setting to disable this display.

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Don't know why I couldn't find it initially but got it.

Sergeant, United States Marine Corps

Network Administrator, Comptia A+, Security+, Cisco Certified Networking Associate

From a G3258 to dual Xeon E5-2670's

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