display adapter not showing up in resolution

Suppose the monitor has two DisplayPorts-“DP1” and “DP2.” Ensure that the monitor’s input source is set to “DP1” if your computer plugs into the first DisplayPort or “DP2” for the other DisplayPort. Select the Correct Input Sourceįor monitors with more than one DisplayPort, make sure you use the menu to select the correct active input source you’ve plugged the DisplayPort cable into. Refer to the monitor’s instruction manual or contact the manufacturer to confirm if the device requires a support driver or app to work properly. Otherwise, the monitor may detect no DisplayPort signal from your device. If the monitor requires you to install a driver or companion app, make sure you do so. Some external monitors have native drivers that power some components or features of the device.

Switch the cable to a different DisplayPort if the adapter has more than one port. If using a DisplayPort adapter on your computer, ensure the cable is correctly plugged into the adapter and the adapter into your computer. Use a can of compressed air to remove foreign materials from the DisplayPort on the monitor and your computer. Also, make sure there isn’t any foreign material blocking contact between the cable, your computer, and the DisplayPort monitor. Before reconnecting the cable, ensure your PC’s DisplayPort is clean and free of dirt and dust. Select Add a device to connect your device and the Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter.

If your DisplayPort monitor doesn’t detect a signal from your computer, unplug the cable and plug it back in. Under Projectors, select the name of the Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter and select Remove device. Unplug and Reconnect the DisplayPort Cable

Display adapter not showing up in resolution