Monitors not appearing in program

[onedollarwilliam]

Looking at the images and posted in some of the previous issues I know that there should be examples of my monitors in the program when I open it, but it's just blank. Additionally when I copy the config info the monitors section doesn't contain any information.

{ "Config": { "AllScreens": [], "Id": "", "AutoUpdate": true, "PrimaryScreen": null, "PhysicalOutsideBounds": "0,0,0,0", "PhysicalBounds": "0,0,0,0", "Enabled": true, "LoadAtStartup": true, "LoopAllowed": true, "LoopX": false, "LoopY": false, "IsRatio100": true, "AdjustPointerAllowed": true, "AdjustPointer": false, "AdjustSpeedAllowed": true, "AdjustSpeed": false, "AllowCornerCrossing": false, "HomeCinema": false, "Pinned": false, "ConfigLocation": "0,0,0,0", "AllowOverlaps": false, "AllowDiscontinuity": false, "MaxEffectiveDpiX": 0.0, "MaxEffectiveDpiY": 0.0 }, "Monitors": [] }

I'm using a pair of Dell 21 inch monitors and a Vizio HD TV, and, due to the design of my particular video card, each one is connected with a different interface: one monitor on DVI, one monitor on DisplayPort, and the TV via HDMI.

[mgth]

that's weird, what video card do you use ?

[onedollarwilliam]

It's a 2GB MSI GTX 960. From what I gather looking online it's not the standard model. It seems to be a little shorter than the typical boards, and they've swapped two (of the three) DisplayPorts for a second DVI port.

[onedollarwilliam]

I found a fix. When I looked in Dxdiag the monitors were each listed with an "x" so I went into Device Manager, and they were all listed as "PNP-Monitor (Standard)". I installed the Dell specific drivers for the two monitors, and switched the TV to "Generic PNP Monitor" and that has resolved the issue.

[takashi1kun]

@mgth I have the same problem as him, whit the difference that i cannot do that, my monitors do not have specific drivers.