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The Computer Manufacture for them to provide the driver for your unit. Reply to us with the information, so that we can assist you better. Try to update all the pending Windows Updates and check if it helps. Right click on the driver and click on Update driver software. In case it fails, my best recommendation is to contact Then type devmgmt.msc without the quotes and hit on Enter Key. You can try this driver but we do not guarantee it will work. I regret to inform you that the latest drivers for the graphics controller in your system are for Windows 7 only. You can get the latest driver for your system at the following link: You could try the manufacturer drivers for Windows 8.1.īesides, according to my research, this notebook was using graphics card GMA X4500M. Windows Server 2012 R2 and Windows 8.1 have the same version number 6.3*. Roll back the Windows Update to a date before the last build updateĥ.I agree with Dave. Update Wireless Display Adapter firmware to latest available version.Ĥ. Adjust the Overscan setting in the Wireless Display Adapter appģ.
Update my Intel Graphics 620 driver to the most recent version from the websiteĢ. The display reports HDMI - 1080P, 67KHz, 60Hz input.ġ. In other words, the image on the external display is scaled smaller by about 15%, and centered in the display with a black border around the image.Įxternal display resolution: 1920 x 1080. However, in the last week, a black border about 1.5" wide has appeared around the image on the external display, and nothing I try will make it go away. I have been extending the display to this external display with no problems. I've been connecting to a Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter (firmware version ) for the last couple years, from my Windows 10 (64-bit) laptop with an Intel HD 620 graphics chip.
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