Rsmith3533

Raspberry Pi displays at 1360x768x60 and is actually not as blurry as I had thought. I already have this resolution in my GPU control panel, so still experimenting

It's kind of a blurry mess connected to the Pi, but I can look into that as well

Tried different HDMI cable, no change. Messing with custom resolution settings now.

Do you think that would matter even if the current cable is working under Safe Mode? Worth a shot at least - thanks

I have added 1920x360x60, which it is now running at in Safe Mode. I will try other combinations as well. Did your cut LCD get detected by Windows prior to choosing that resolution?

As far as I know. When I attach it as the only monitor, Windows boots but I get "No Signal" on the cut LCD

Making some headway. I started the PC in safe mode and the cut LCD works. Display properties are at 1920x360 using the Microsoft Basic Display Driver. Now the question is, how do I get it to work with a normal boot?

Yes, everything is fully updated and I'm now experimenting with some video drivers, but no change unfortunately

The problem is that Windows does not even detect the screen as a primary or secondary screen

Thank you for the reply, unfortunately I don't see any options on the cut lcd to change the refresh rate

I purchased a 28" 1/3 cut LCD to add as a dynamic marquee to my in progress build. My Windows 10 PC has 2 HDMI outputs that work fine. I previously had a small 19" TV running off of the 2nd HDMI as my marquee and a 32" TV running off of the 1st HDMI. Everything worked great in BigBox, marquees were working well. The problem now is that Windows doesn't detect the cut LCD at all. I am using the on board Intel HD graphics, but have also tried a GeForce 760. I know the HDMI input to the cut LCD works - I hooked a Raspberry Pi to it and it displayed without any issues. Does anyone have any suggestions or recommendations? I'd really like to get this working.