Shows a list of available monitors sorted by manufacturer.

To select a monitor, scroll to the manufacturer of your monitor or type the first character of the manufacturer’s name until the manufacturer is highlighted in the list. Click on the ‘+’ sign and selct your monitor.

If your monitor is not in the list, and you have a disk from the manufacturer, you can use the ‘Have Disk’ button.

You can only select a monitor from the list if the ‘Select from list’ option is selected!

The selection of a monitor will take effect when you click the ‘Apply’ or ‘OK’ button.

If the current video mode is not supported by the selected monitor, the resolution/refresh rate will be decreased.


Shows the monitor that is currently assigned to the system.

If you select a new monitor, the change will not take effect until the ‘Apply’ or ‘OK’ button is clicked.


Selecting this option will allow you to choose the full resolution/refresh rate capabilities of the video chip.

Use the Display Properties, Settings tab to select your custom modes.

Warning, selecting a resolution or refresh rate that your monitor does not support can permanently damage the monitor.


Selecting this option will allow you to choose the full resolution/refresh rate capabilities of the video chip.

Warning, selecting a resolution or refresh rate that your monitor does not support can permanently damage the monitor.


Selecting this option will allow you to choose a monitor manually from the list below.


Selecting this option will disable the monitor list.

After you click the ‘Apply’ or ‘OK’ button, the system will try to detect a DDC monitor on each reboot.

To detect a new DDC monitor immediately, click the ‘Detect now’ button.


This button is only accessible, if the ‘Select from list’ option is selected.

If you have a diskette from the manufacturer of your monitor, you can import it to the global monitor list.

To do this, click this button and select a directory or file containing information about your monitor. Then select your monitor and click the ‘Apply’ or ‘OK’ button.


This button is only accessible if the ‘PnP Monitor’ option is selected.

If you click this button, the system will immediately try to detect a DDC monitor. If no DDC monitor is connected, an error message will be displayed.


Shows a list of resolutions, followed by the maximum refresh rate for each resolution, supported by the currently selected monitor.


This button is displayed when the monitor list shows the contents of a manufacturer disk.

Click this button to display the internal monitor list again.


The brightness produced at the face of the display is proportional to the input voltage raised to the power gamma. This nonlinearity must be compensated to achieve correct reproduction of the image's brightness. The effect of display gamma is to darken the midtones relative to the dark and light regions. The gamma correction adjustment affects the entire screen display. The possible setting range is 0.3 - 4.0.

Click the “>1<” button to set the default setting of 1.0.

The gamma correction adjustment can’t be used in 256 colors mode.


Changes the display adapter refresh rate. The higher the refresh rate, the less flicker you will see on your screen.