Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

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(02-17-2023 08:55 AM)Kapky Wrote:  Hello,

I just found out this great utility and I would like to ask you about some help as I don't know where to find the solution

Display:
- LG L245WP-BN (official LG drivers installed) connected to my miniPC via HDMI cable

PC:
- Intel NUC (CPU: i5-5250/8GB RAM/GPU: Intel HD Graphics 6000) with 64bit Windows 10 Pro

I was trying to connect this old display to my miniPC but the whole screen is cropped/shifted as can be seen at attached photos.

I was trying to check and overwrite the EDID of the display (EDID dumped via Phoenix EDID Designer) but as far as I know these problems are usually connected to NVIDIA GPUs. Anyway, I checked the EDID of the display in registry (regedit) but the table is very the same as the result from Phoenix EDID so there was nothing to change.

When I launch the CRU, there are also no other extension slots that could be deleted.

Do you have any idea how to solve this problem? I don't want to throw the display in the trash as it is basically OK

Thanks a lot for your help!

You're complicating things with multiple programs. Your CRU screenshot is showing something was changed. Run reset-all.exe and reboot to restore the original EDID. Then use CRU only to delete the extension block for the monitor and reboot again. If that doesn't have any effect, then you might have an older Intel graphics driver that doesn't support EDID overrides. In that case, use the alternative method by using the "Export..." button to export a .exe file. Then run the .exe file, and install the EDID override. Then reboot, and hopefully that should work. The main issue with this monitor is it doesn't handle 1920x1200 correctly with HDMI signals, so deleting the extension block will remove the HDMI stuff and treat it as single-link DVI.